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Love of lexicons
The dictionary framework allows readers to find random nuggets of information, forging connections that reflect the arbitrary nature of life.
Looking for clues
Notebook in hand, Paul Davis works like a journalist, trying to figure out what makes us tick
Britain’s signature
Margaret Calvert signed the UK – from road to rail to air. Now Henrik Kubel has digitised her Rail Alphabet
The idea is the machine
Style is addictive, While structure comes from within, generating form from the inside out
Daily Mirror
In the hands of Dieter Rot, the British newspaper was transformed into a striking artist’s book
Self-control. self-raising
Pentagram are ‘time-rich’. Browns are the young establishment.
Self-aggrandising, self-satisfied
John O'Reilly, John L. Walters
Brochures: Frost, Push, Elliott Peter Earls, the Office of CC …
Self-evident, self-motivated, self-perpetuating
John O'Reilly, John L. Walters
Creative work by Experimental Jetset, Mother, Struktur and others
Naked words
Type-only book covers – whether deliberately austere, functional … or shouting loud from the shelves – have always had a place in publication design.