Wrote about the design of Berger’s books here: theo-inglis.medium.com/berge…
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My Phil Baines obituary is in today’s @guardian - the ink and paper version. You can find online version here: theguardian.com/artanddesign… Thanks to @ThinkingType for her help.
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What's the future of type? Our first guest essay by @erikinternet looks at the monotype monopoly, dafont.com + upending industry models abcdinamo.com/news/the-futur…
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If you are feeling sad and hopeless that is completely understandable, but it's also a luxury we can't afford right now. Here's a list of some great organisations helping on the ground, just as a handy guide:
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The (new!) graphic design bible uses GT Pressura throughout 📙✨ Published by Ilex Press via @Octopus_Books
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‘The Graphic Bible’ takes readers through the core building blocks of graphic design such as composition, colour, medium and typography, and explores how each has been utilised and revolutionised by designers through history, and up to the present day. counter-print.co.uk/products…
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ooh hello new @Theo_Inglis amzn.to/46tdmuM
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Delighted that Hatherley’s years-in-the-making essay on Transformers has finally arrived. newsocialist.org.uk/more-tha…
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‘The Graphic Design Bible’ will expand your knowledge of the world of design and provide you with practical take-aways to inform your own creative practice. counter-print.co.uk/products…
My new book The Graphic Design Bible is being published by Ilex Press later this month (and Prestel in 🇺🇸 & 🇩🇪 early October) instagram.com/reel/CxLQdjeov…
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🦠🦠🦠 We are beyond delighted to announce that in October we will publish Lovebug, Daisy Lafarge’s mediative, book-length essay about intimacy, the poetics of infection, and learning to live with multispecies ambivalence
Preorder now 👇
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Talking mid-century modern graphic design tomorrow evening in an online lecture for the Gordon Russell Design Museum @GRussellMuseum 6pm BST tickets available here: gordon-russell-design-museum…
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Calling fans of graphic design...
You can still grab a ticket for our next online talk 'Mid-Century Modern: Graphic Design' with Theo Inglis.
Here are some example pages from Theo's book of the same title.
You can purchase your ticket here:
gordon-russell-design-museum…
Not an ancient statue avi guy saying incorrect generalities about something... casual scripts were very popular in the fifties, thus some of the most famous examples (eg. Excoffon's Mistral or Choc) were released in the mid decade
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21. Brush Script
Perhaps, after Comic Sans, the best-known "casual" typeface. Brush Script was designed in 1942 with the obvious intention of imitating hand-written letters.
It fell out of favour during the modernist 1950s (think: Helvetica), but remains a popular choice.
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Happy book birthday to THE STRANGE EGG - congrats to @KirstieMillar! 🎉
Full of tender, unflinching, honest writing on the experience of endometriosis, this pamphlet-length prose poem reflects the injustice of abusive medical systems.
🥚 Available now: theemmapress.com/shop/art-sq…
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I spelled January wrong.
bookcoverreview.co.uk is now live!
The first ten reviews are up, with more to follow in the coming days (which will be announced via @cover_review first).
Enjoy!
If you’re interested in book design – and maybe even if you’re not – something nice is coming this way in December. See @cover_review for further updates.
So thrilled to see my Derek Jarman cover on the annual best covers of the year roundup at @lithub 🌈🪩
Judging books by their covers since 2016.
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War Resistance, designed in the sixties by Ken Campbell, a great designer and book artist who died earlier this year theguardian.com/books/2022/o…







































