Weighing in at an impressive 5.1 pounds, the Emigre No. 70 the Look Back Issue features 512 pages of selected reprints, including interviews with The Designers Republic, Allen Hori, Rick Valicenti, Vaughan Oliver, Mr. Keedy, Ed Fella, and essays by Lorraine Wild, Anne Burdick, Zuzana Licko, Kenneth FitzGerald, Andrew Blauvelt, Kalle Lasn, Rick Poynor among others.
Bonus
+ 32-Page booklet of Letters to the Editor
+ CD-Rom with music and videos published by Emigre
+ 15 x 20 inch commemorative poster
Jos Buivenga of the exljbris font foundry has expanded his empire to include fun type tees! His online shop, Wild Type Gear, features some cool designs (as seen below). You can browse his tee selection here.
Barbara Kruger has an exhibition of her early assembled works at the Sprüth Magers London. These pre-digital pieces, aka ‘paste ups’ were influenced by her experience as a magazine editorial designer. Her pieces are composed of found images with overlaid slogans set in Futura Bold Oblique.
I work with pictures and words because they have the ability to determine who we are and who we aren’t.
–Barbara Kruger
When
Show runs until January 23, 2010
Tuesday – Saturday, 10 AM – 6pm
Where Sprüth Magers London
7A Grafton Street
London, W1S 4EJ
Atlanta-based designer and illustrator, Mark Weaver, is on his eighth series for his Make Something Cool Everyday project. His collage-based illustrations mix bold color, 60s retro, and modern graphics. His clients include Wired Magazine, Paste Magazine, American Airlines, Stereogum, and the Georgia Music Hall of Fame.
Tonight: The Cooper Union presents Herb Lubalin’s original sketches, magazines, and posters and the work of graphic designers inspired by Mr. Lubalin’s expressive typography.
Lubalin Nowcurated by
Mike Essl and Alexander Tochilovsky
When
Opening Reception: November 5, 2009
6 – 8 PM
On view until December 8, 2009
Closed Fridays and Sundays
Husband and wife design team John and Linda Meyers (aka Wary Meyers Decorative Arts) have a wonderful, new DIY book! The book features 45 reuse/repurpose projects complete with instructions and process sketches. Here’s a preview of some of their creative projects from the Wary Meyers’ Tossed & Found book.
Portland native Shaun Sundholm is a media designer and photographer. He loves tacos and type.
This project is the firstborn child conceived from a life-long love affair with photography and typography. The photo series was shot at an abandoned (and rumored to be haunted) ranch in central Oregon and the type was inspired by my early days as a screen-printer. These pieces complete the sentences that the pictures and the words could never quite say on their own.