I [Heart] Belgrade
by Steven Heller
Mia David publishes an incredibly beautiful and smart design magazine in Serbia, titled KVART (covers after the jump). In the midst of Serbian economic doldroms, this handsome periodical is staging a valiant effort to raise cultural consciousness....
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Support Your Local Words
by Steven Heller
"The Word Project" by Polly M. Law, "Bricoleur," is a book of elusive words "that roam the world and introduce them with whimsical detail and colorful fanfair." There are only two criteria for inclusion in The Word Project, she says: "The word must be new to me (otherwise its just showing off) and it must set my creativity pinging." Once the word is selected Law explores, expands, explodes, pun on, vamp on the words in her bricolage style....
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The Story of "O"
by Mirko Ilic
In romantic comedies, the O becomes a wedding ring. A lifeboat in water-themed movies. Dog tags in war movies, planets in science-fiction ones....
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Info Graphics Graphically Defined
by Steven Heller
Dona Wong is an expert in conceptualizing and producing information graphics that are easily understood by millions of demanding readers on a daily basis. Drawing on her years of experience as a visual journalist for both The Wall Street Journal and The New York Times, she offers her insights on how to communicate with clear, concise, and intelligent graphics in her new book, The Wall Street Journal Guide to Information Graphics, a critical area of visual communications that impacts everyone....
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Tote That Bag, Enter That Contest
by Steven Heller
The Strand Book Store, partnering with the School of Visual Arts, Drawn & Quarterly and Fantagraphics Books and Toon Books, to host a tote bag design contest. Artists from around the world are invited to submit original illustrations featuring the Strand Book Store. In June 2007, the Strand unveiled the first Artist Tote Bag: Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonist Art Spiegelman loaned his iconic Maus image for the first time ever to celebrate the Strand's 80th birthday....
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Good Fortune Redesign
by Steven Heller
This week saw the premiere of Fortune magazine's redesign. Four separate covers were printed of soldiers who are the next wave of business executives. Founded in 1930 by Henry Luce, it cost $1.00 a copy at the height of the Great Depression....
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Robo Crop
by Steven Heller
The windows of Paul Stuart on 16th Street and Fifth Avenue in NYC are occasionally transformed from retail display into art showcase. This week they feature a gaggle of incredibly witty and delightfully retro robots designed by Gordon Bennett of Bennett Robot Works. Made from found materials and mechanical parts, this crop of robots, each with names like Nick & Nora, Arvin, Hickok and Ms. Jello, are brilliantly crafted machine age marvels....
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Print partners with AIGA to promote design thinking
by Admin
Print, How, and AIGA have announced a major partnership called “Partners in Design Leadership,” an initiative to advance the concept of design thinking, the relevance of design in problem solving and the leadership role designers play in our society....
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Carry Hope
by Print staff
For the next issue of Print we have invited 12 leading visual artists to choose a cause they would like to support and create a design for tote bags that will be sold...
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