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23 April 2012

Type Tuesday. Look this way

the type department, type tuesday

‘Beauty in the making’ mixes paper, printing and a famous typeface

‘Beauty in the Making’ is a five-day show (ending Friday 27 April 2012), held in a…

9 April 2012

Playing with the logo

the events department, the identity department, type tuesday

How Ken Garland + Associates had graphic fun with the Galt Toys identity

The current Kemistry Galley exhibition of Ken Garland’s designs for Galt Toys is full of…

4 April 2012

Graphic design by Richard Hollis

Mark Thomson reviews the exhibition at Gallery Libby Sellers in London

There are few occasions when something is genuinely unmissable, writes Mark Thomson, but for designers…

27 March 2012

Type Tuesday

robin kinross, type tuesday

Eye maps the landscape of digital typography … in 1992

This week we take a look at Eye no. 7 vol. 2, a typography special…

23 March 2012

Tiger economy

the events department

A few images from ‘Making Magazines 2012’ at St Bride Library on 16 March

We all had a great time at the sold-out ‘Making Magazines 2012’ conference, held at…

21 March 2012

Graphic design reading lists

How should we choose texts to guide students through the info-blizzard?

Twenty years ago creating a reading list for graphic design students was relatively easy, writes…

15 March 2012

Noted #32

Conference survival tactics, tales of Hofmann, bus tickets, Pelicans & Arc

Here are some links to things (and Things) that have caught the attention of the Eye…

13 March 2012

Type Tuesday. Baby love

andy martin, type tuesday

Andy Martin and his affection for the Studio Book of Alphabets

Sometime in the early 1950s (before even I was born) my old man bought a…

7 March 2012

Racism revisited

Mexico’s advertisers can’t escape their obsession with unfeasible whiteness

Regular Eye readers may remember a thematically diverse series of articles from Mexico that I’ve…

29 February 2012

All about photography

On Eve Arnold’s centenary, a powerful photojournalism retrospective

In our ‘celebrity-obsessed’ times there is a danger that Eve Arnold will be remembered solely as…

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