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Print’s August 2014 Issue

Jul 7, 2014
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Print’s August 2014 Issue

By: Jinnie Compton | July 7, 2014 Print Magazine’s August 2014 Issue is the Lessons Learned Issue. In this issue, we take a look at how the past has played an important role in the present and future of design and the lessons we have learned along the way. PURCHASE COPY or PDF | DOWNLOAD SINGLES | SUBSCRIBE (In Print or iPad Version) Inside Print Magazine’s August 2014 Issue You’ll Find: FEATURES Designing a Legend Industry great George Tscherny reflects on a lifetime of prof

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Print’s October 2013 Issue

Sep 19, 2013
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Print’s October 2013 Issue

By: Print Magazine | September 19, 2013 Behind every graphic design is the heart and soul of a great story. In this issue of Print Magazine, we look at storytelling from every angle, from an authentic narrative that sets a brand apart to interactive storytelling that brings the reader in and engages them like no other story could, we even share personal stories from designers themselves. After all, every successful designer is really a great storyteller at heart. PURCHASE COP

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Print’s 2012 Regional Design Annual

Nov 8, 2012
1 min

Print’s 2012 Regional Design Annual

For 32 years, the Regional Design Annual has sliced up American design into discernable shapes and parceled them out by region. We rely on our judges to make the final cuts, and this time we had help from Sarah Gephart (MGMT. Design), Sagi Haviv (Chermayeff & Geismar), Nicole Jacek (Karlssonwilker), Jason Kernevich and Dustin Summers (the Heads of State), Renda Morton (The New York Times), and Emily Oberman (Pentagram). The 2012 Regional Design Annual PURCHASE ISSUE | PURCHAS

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Print’s October 2012 Issue

Sep 26, 2012
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Print’s October 2012 Issue

By: Print staff | September 26, 2012 The International Issue We’re the first to admit that we can be a parochial bunch. Our offices are in New York, and the city tends to have an outsize presence in these pages. So for this issue, we decided to try something different: no stories on New York designers. And why stop there: no Americans at all! Instead, we looked to other parts of the world, focusing on places that traditionally don’t get enough attention in design magazines, i

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Print’s August 2012 Issue

Jul 18, 2012
2 min

Print’s August 2012 Issue

The Trash Issue—with a special section guest designed by Sulki & Min The Trash Issue: Featuring a special section guest designed by Sulki & Min; a visual essay by Jillian Tamaki; a look into the garbage cans and recycling bins of 18 designers; the winners of Print‘s 2012 Color Competition; and stories by Rick Poynor, Steven Heller, Debbie Millman, Fritz Swanson, Michèle Champagne, and more. PURCHASE COPY | PURCHASE PDF | DOWNLOAD SINGLES | SUBSCRIBE (In Print or iPad Version)

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Print’s June 2012 Issue

May 10, 2012
2 min

Print’s June 2012 Issue

The Play issue, from NBA branding to Lego urbanism. On the Cover: Symphonic Band—Univ. S. Illinois / 1965, by Paul Octavious, from the series “Grandpa’s Records.” Octavious says: “My Grandpa Jud used to play records for me all the time as a kid. I would sit on his floor while he propped his feet up, sat back in his worn leather chair, and smoked apple tobacco from his pipe. Whether it was rock or gospel, Grandpa’s head would nod to the rhythm of the beat. I would always know

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The story behind our August 2008 cover

Jun 1, 2008
5 min

The story behind our August 2008 cover

Karsten Schmidt: We used the Z-Corp Z450 printer, which, like most other 3D printing methods, is slowly creating a physical form by printing thousands of cross-sections. Unlike more expensive methods, the Z450 uses standard ink-jet technology to inject a liquid binder into the thin layers of polymer power. After each cross-section is printed, the build platform is lowered by 0.004″ and the next layer of powder spread on top. That way we had an ultra-detailed physical sculptur

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