Feature: Design history
Tony Brook on collecting
Spin’s founder, the subject of Reputations in Eye 86, talks about his passion for poster collecting
Rub-down revolution
A generation before home computers, Letraset’s dry transfer lettering made desktop typography possible –…
A tradition with breaks
Stencil typefaces – late arrivals on the typographic scene – are going in new directions and…
Puffins on the plate
How the Russian revolution – plus new technology – led to a colourful and radical change in children’s…
A Monotype timeline
A selected, chronological list of notable events in the long, complex history of Monotype
Malcolm, Peter . . . and Keith [EXTRACT]
The British New Wave was born at a boys' school near Manchester
The image as evidence
The career of Germano Facetti is exceptional in its range. As art director of Penguin Book covers in the…
Marked by time
Two catalogues reveal much about stencil-making in Germany and the US in the mid-twentieth century, while…
Reputations: Richard Hollis
‘The ideal situation is where you sit with the client and design with them. If anything is emphasised…
Permanent innovation
With his ‘livre objets’ for the French book clubs, Pierre Faucheux invented a new genre
