Feature

This is a specimen

Caroline Archer

Printers once promoted themselves through their knowledge of type
A virtual city in a global square

A virtual city in a global square

John Warwicker

Reflections on a new project in Australia, where graphic elements provide the interface between the electronic world and the physical environment

Symbols of assimilation

Jason Grant

Cozzolino’s array of Australian trade marks also portrays the growing pains of a young nation

A Flock of Words (text in full)

Deborah Burnstone

Typography meets sculpture on a windy English seafront

Y' know cool stuff (extract)

Daniel Nadel

New US work featuring Alife, Dalek, Huntergatherer, Chris Johanson, Margaret Kilgallen, Geoff McFetridge, Barry McGee, Ryan McGinness, Mike Mills, Ed Templeton

Mambo: good taste is fine for some

Tim Marshall

Mambo is crude, rude and a global brand. Can it remain subversive?

Douglas Annand (text in full)

Anne McDonald

Annand’s pavilion for the New York World’s Fair in 1939 was a triumph

Form follows purpose: Inkahoots (extract)

Rick Poynor

Does this Brisbane studio offer a role model for socially concerned design? [EXTRACT]

Postcard backs

Martin Soames

The normally ignored verso of the common postcard is put under the spotlight