Feature

 

Music design special issue

the editor

Record sleeves are dead – long live music design!
 

They work with words

Fraser Muggeridge, Modern Toss and OK-RM have devised a series of typographic spreads exclusively for Eye. More information here.
 
Through thick and thin: fashion and type

Through thick and thin: fashion and type

Abbott Miller

Fashion’s obsessions are mirrored in its typography, from Vogue’s femme serifs to butch Chanel and the hybrid YSL logo
 

Nameless thing

John Warwicker

Tokyo’s TDC rewards work that transcends means, intention, content, context – and just ‘is’
 
Trust in Modernism

Trust in Modernism

Jim Northover

The John Lewis Partnership’s co-operative ethos has informed 50 years of corporate identity.
 
Tools of the trade

Tools of the trade

David Barringer

David Barringer on the one sure thing he has grasped in two decades of graphic design life
 
Beyond Blackletter

Beyond Blackletter

Steven Heller

The lettering on the covers of Germany’s most popular film magazine expressed plot and tone with exuberant, readable forms.
 
Reputations: Paula Scher

Reputations: Paula Scher

John L. Walters

‘I am fascinated by organisations and the way people behave in power structures.’
 
Football, politics and the mafia

Football, politics and the mafia

Jessica Jenkins

The walls of Naples are a canvas for the crimes, passions and contradictions of the city’s inhabitants
 
Before and after East met West

Before and after East met West

Much of a city’s history is written in its street signs. Berlin-born Verena Gerlach has turned their shapes and stories into typefaces
 
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