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Unfurling artwords

Nick Bell

The Walker Art Center has a new identity – multi-voiced, reflexive – that does exactly what it says

Chicken restaurants

Katherine Gillieson

The appearance of Britain’s fried chicken joints are a uniquely British take on an American theme

The holiday of a lifetime

David Evans

In 1936, Herbert Bayer was faced with a difficult brief: promoting the Third Reich
Flights of fancy

Flights of fancy

Liz Farrelly

Si Scott made his name with baroque combinations of type and image, but his 3D paper insects are taking his work in new directions.
Lost in flatlands

Lost in flatlands

Gerry Leonidas

Will the next generation of page layout programs give us back our sense of space?
Different strokes

Different strokes

Jonathan Parker

Sensitive details and technological ingenuity make Alejandro Paul’s script typeface designs both highly regarded and hugely popular
Tool-shop for a counterculture

Tool-shop for a counterculture

Ken Garland

Ken Garland hails the ultimate buying guide for the anti-capitalist revolution
Better than the real thing?

Better than the real thing?

Steven Heller

Facsimiles give scholars and students the chance to enjoy, understand and literally get to grips with the physical nature of printed design classics.
Going the distance

Going the distance

Matt Soar

Roundel’s identity for Railfreight in the late 1980s unified a multi-faceted business with a strong identity that boosted morale.
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