Editor: B. Martin Pedersen
Publisher: Graphis Press Corp.
Publication: 1994, First Edition
Binding: Hardcover, section sewn
Pages: 256
Size: 235 x 300
Text: English, French, German
The International Annual on Design & Illustration.
(Preface) "The aim of Art is to disturb" (Braque). The success of the GRAPHIS DESIGN annuals is the result of both a rigorous editorial choice as well as an elegant presentation which provokes an on-going reflection and impulse to the professionals of communication as well as to enthusiastic amateurs. Faithful to the Graphis doctrine of quality, the 1994 edition of GRAPHIS DESIGN includes an outstanding selection of advertising, design and illustration selected from thousands of contributions worldwide (more than 800 examples, which is 300 more images than last year's annual). The introduction encompasses two important essays: In the first, the advertising magnate Dick Calderhead interviews Jeff Goodby and Richard Silverstein of Goodby, Berlin & Silverstein and summarizes the philosophy of their company which is the key to their success. A brilliant companion to this is Clement Mok's commentary discussing the infiltration of the computer into the world of design. The audience is invited to let themselves be "disturbed" by the variety of styles and new trends applied to the various print works appearing in GRAPHIS DESIGN 94.'
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