Eye Magazine

Eye, the international review of graphic
design, is a printed magazine about
graphic design and visual culture

Katherine McCoy

Issue 16, Spring 1995

After Cranbrook: Katherine McCoy on the way ahead

Issue 8, Autumn 1992

If it has dotted lines, an arrow or two and it’s impossible to read, then it must be ‘postmodern’. Are we using the theory the way it was intended?

Issue 3, Spring 1991

Projects by David Frej, Katherine McCoy, Edward Fella and Allen Hori

Issue 3, Spring 1991

Students and graduates of Cranbrook Academy of Art are producing some of the world’s most challenging graphic design.

11 February 2016
Design history, Graphic design, New media, Technology, Typography, Visual culture

Surf back down the information superhighway to a time when the World Wide Web was thrillingly new – with Eye nos. 14, 16, 23 & 25

Most early editions of Eye magazine are out of print. However a handful from the…

29 July 2013
Design education, Design history, Graphic design, Posters, Typography

Designer Scott W. Santoro writes about the lessons he learned while producing a textbook for graphic design students

My young son once asked, ‘Why are we here?’, writes Scott W. Santoro. When the…