30 January 2013

The other end of the spectrum

The other end of the spectrum

John Ridpath

Upon Paper 02 sports a Peter Saville cover. John Ridpath talks to editorial director Paul Hetherington about this monster-format ’zine
Upon Paper is a publication made so vast in format that I had to make…

28 January 2013

What type taught me about music

What type taught me about music

Rick Finlay

Rick Finlay recalls his time at Reading, a university education that was not about vocation, but ‘raw knowledge and research, and their applicability to whatever life throws at you’
As an undergraduate on the Typography course at Reading University around 1980 I found enough…

25 January 2013

Back when the future looked bright

Back when the future looked bright

Nigel Ball

A printed guide to the 1951 Festival of Britain prompted Nigel Ball to consider the value placed on design by governments – then and now
Not seeing the value of investment in design is a folly of the current British…

22 January 2013

Coming to an Understanding at St Bride

Coming to an Understanding at St Bride

Max Gadney

The third annual DoU information design conference takes place in London this Friday
This Friday sees the third annual Design of Understanding conference at St Bride Library in…

21 January 2013

Noted #48

Noted #48

Eye editors

Illustration, music, life and death.
Here are a few links to exhibitions, illustrations and events that caught our attention in…

19 January 2013

The stars stare back in Scotland

The stars stare back in Scotland

Sarah Snaith

The Edinburgh exhibition ‘From Death to Death’ looks at mortality, the body, dolls, guilt and other shadows of the mind.
The exhibition ‘From Death to Death and Other Small Tales’ hangs contemporary and historically significant…

17 January 2013

A dentist’s unerring eye

A dentist’s unerring eye

Graham Twemlow

Dr Hans Sachs was the poster aficionado who launched Das Plakat. By Graham Twemlow
Graham Twemlow writes: A large part of the Hans Sachs poster collection is about to…

15 January 2013

Ladies’ unmentionables

Ladies’ unmentionables

Shelley Gruendler

Shelley Gruendler is fascinated by the graphic language of feminine hygiene disposal bags
Twenty years ago, while in my second year at design school, I pilfered my first…

13 January 2013

Back on the market

Back on the market

Graham Twemlow

Prewar posters from the legendary collection of Dr Hans Sachs will soon go on sale at a New York auction house
A sale of 1250 prewar posters from Dr Hans Sachs’s legendary collection will take place…

11 January 2013

24 hours with First Hand

24 hours with First Hand

Hannah Simpson

Kingston University graduates teamed with established illustrators to go behind the scenes at the Old Vic and draw what they saw
First Hand is a collective of seven illustrators and designers who champion reportage drawing: using…
 
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