Eye Magazine

19 March 2009

Eye 71 on press

john l. walters

This is it: time to get physical with paper and ink

Since we took ownership of Eye last April, writes Eye editor John L. Walters, my…

18 March 2009

The Form of the Book 3

william hall

When misunderstandings could be fatal – Mushrooms by Roger Phillips

‘Death cap Amanita phalloides: prolonged and violent vomiting and diarrhoea accompanied by severe abdominal pains…

13 March 2009

The Peter Saville principle

sara martin

‘Music covers are not graphic design, they communicate nothing’

Peter Saville didn’t keep the audience waiting long last night, writes Sara Martin, only fifteen…

12 March 2009

Scary times for recruitment

mike radcliffe

What should designers do when supply outweighs demand?

In October 2008, after more than five years finding work for talented designers in the…

9 March 2009

Blue (nerd) heaven?

david thompson

Last year I aired some reservations regarding Zack Snyder’s then-forthcoming adaptation of Watchmen, the acclaimed…

7 March 2009

Live at The Hague

jan middendorp

Jan Middendorp reports from the Gerrit Noordzij Prize Symposium

Yesterday at the Royal Academy in The Hague, Wim Crouwel received the Gerrit Noordzij Prize…

5 March 2009

Museum and magazine

the events department

New exhibitions at the Graphic Design Museum in Breda, Holland

The Graphic Design Museum in Breda, Holland, has published a magazine to coincide with its…

25 February 2009

Is print really dirtier than online?

barney cox

Barney Cox’s technology feature from Eye 70 looks at green issues

When it comes to the environmental impact of communication media, print is usually singled out…

23 February 2009

Collection by Matt Willey

Matt Willey

Scrapper vs. Slugger. Boxing posters: tough type; bare facts; no fuss

I found these old boxing posters recently and I think they are wonderful, writes Matt…

20 February 2009

In passing: Obit

rick poynor

An exclusive, Web-only Critique by Rick Poynor for the Eye site and blog

This American blog-mag reminds us that obituaries are about lives lived. At a certain point…

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