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garadinervi · 4 months
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«The Daily Heller», Jennifer Morla's Life In Design, (interview), by Steven Heller, «Print» magazine, August 27, 2018
(image: Jennifer Morla, Save Our Earth, [«Celebrate the twenty-fifth anniversary of Earth Day by making every day Earth Day.»], 1995. Smithsonian American Art Museum, Washington, DC. Letterform Archive, San Francisco, CA]
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guy60660 · 3 months
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Rob Schwartz | Print
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tomoleary · 4 months
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Edward Gorey "Print or Perish" Illustration for the cover of Print Magazine, January/February 1988
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deadmotelsusa · 2 years
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My interview with Print Magazine is live! Take a look.
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stormcellarmag · 7 months
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WINNERS! of the 2023 Force Majeure Flash Contest — full announcement: https://wp.me/p1tViT-19z
1st Prize "Pre-Elegy for My Sister" by Whitney Koo 
2nd Prize "A Brief World" by Uyen P. Dang  2nd Prize "Bones" by Nathan Long 
honorable mentions: "Garden Statues" by Kendall Morris, "Midnight Zone" by Caleb Tankersley, and "Taint" by Veeda Khan.
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marindesign · 1 year
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Private Banking Magazine
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mimimar · 24 days
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the woman who holds the moon
prints available here. my cover for this month's issue of baffling magazine.
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there is no more bra
Ayumu Ohashi - cover artist
Takarajima 1975 September Issue
“Ayumi Ōhashi (b. 1940) — née Kumiko Ōhashi — grew up in Mie Prefecture and moved to Tokyo to attend prestigious Tama Art University. A pupil of the cartoon illustrator Jun Kawahara, Ōhashi started to experiment with crayon pastels to draw young men in stylish clothing. After showing her work to Shōsuke Ishizu at VAN Jacket, Ōhashi contributed to Men’s Club for several issues under her real name Kumiko Ōhashi.”
“Her big break, however, came in 1964 when she was tapped to draw the cover each week of new tabloid for young men Heibon Punch. In consultation with the editors at Punch, Ōhashi decided to go with the gender-neutral “Ayumi” as a pen name.”
“Ōhashi changed her signature style in the late 1960s but continued to make some of the most memorable illustrations in the Japanese magazine market. She drew the covers of underground magazine Takarajima, even parodying her early Punch work with a post-hippie mustached update.”
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artfaceswarsaw · 9 months
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ART FACES Zine, issue 2, Root
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garadinervi · 5 months
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Jan Middendorp, (2004), Dutch Type, Druck Editions, Berlin, 2018 [Typotheque, Den Haag. Letterform Archive, San Francisco, CA]
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Plus: The Daily Heller: Thumbnail for A Dutch Type History Redux, by Steven Heller, «PRINT» Magazine, June 10, 2019
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guy60660 · 2 months
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Adraint Bereal | Print
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ar13svenus · 9 months
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linksfromshel · 9 months
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stormcellarmag · 7 months
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ICYMI "Big Shoe Dance" by Arlandis Jones, from SC #8.2, up now! https://wp.me/p1tViT-19q • Full essay as a free PDF.
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goodhairbadmanners · 10 months
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Hey magazine subscribed humans with a fantasy aesthetic and historical curiosity with maybe a few travel aspirations. What print publications are you into? Any and all recommendations are needed and appreciated!
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