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Cover: ‘Going Dutch’, Design by HDR Visual Communication

Jacket: ‘grphc.dsgn.hstry.:[neglect ye not the canon]’, Design by Timothy Donaldson

Contents

Books Paul Shaw & Ken Garland
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he Design and Printing of Ephemera in Britain and
America 1720–1920. MacKellar, Smiths & Jordan: Typographic Tastemakers of the late 19th...

Paul Shaw & Ken Garland

Poster Journeys: Abram Games and London Transport Ken Garland
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Abram Games work for London Transport, reviewed and recommended by Ken Garland.

Ken Garland

Ceci n’est pas une lettre Timothy Donaldson
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Letters can be both: things and a picture of things. From initial mark making and sketching to 3 dimensional letter shapes – a personal account of a professional and successful letterworker.

Timothy Donaldson

Design behind the dikes Ben Bos
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‘Good Design is Good Business’ – a personal overview of the international success of Dutch TypoGraphic Design.

Ben Bos

Rian Hughes’ 500 Faces Steven Heller
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How many typefaces are too many? The more the merrier means the greater is the chance for unique expression. Rian Hughes is a principal proponent of this gospel.

Steven Heller

Control Print 3 Sara Carneholm & Leah Harrison Bailey
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In this world of ever increasing digital technology, where we store our lives in bytes, is there still room for the physical, emotional object?

Sara Carneholm & Leah Harrison Bailey

The story of the Armenian alphabet Carolyn Puzzovio
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Three years ago, Armenian speakers worldwide celebrated the 1600th anniversary of their unique alphabet, the aybuben. Part 1 of the research will introduce its historic and cultural background.

Carolyn Puzzovio

Coming of age David Jury
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Natural signs of wear caused by normal use: feathered page edges, creased corners, even discreet, handwritten, erasable notes in the margins, provide a book with a warm glow.

David Jury

Visual Communications at the University of Delaware Ashley Pigford & William Deering
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Now in its ninth year, the established five-week (VCUK) ‘study abroad’ programme in London is a valuable educational experience for the students of the Visual Communications at the University of Delaware, Newark, United States.

Ashley Pigford & William Deering

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