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Soft-edged memoir

Duncan Fallowell’s ‘memoir for misfits’ How to disappear (Ditto Press, £14.99) is possibly as interesting…
 

Picture hunter gatherers

The modern malaise is to over-complicate. In her chatty foreword to The Graphic Eye, Natalia…
 
Networks map a complex world

Networks map a complex world

VisualComplexity.com, founded by Manuel Lima in 2005, is a repository of experimental visual mapping of…
 

When all the dials were set to ‘lurid’

‘The past,’ as L.P. Hartley opened The Go-Between in 1953, ‘is a foreign country: they…
 

Bulletins of The Serving Library #1

Following on from where Dot Dot Dot left off, Bulletins of The Serving Library is…
 

A botanical garden of graphics

Regular Graphic Design Today provides a thorough overview of the basic interests and styles of…
 

The ranged left years

As we leave the certainties of the last few decades behind (stable social and economic…
 
Pipe dreams

Pipe dreams

Push Pin founders Seymour Chwast (pronounced ‘kwast’) and Milton Glaser instigated a graphic design revolution…
 

Spectacle and knowledge

This elegant mini-brick of a book, designed by Irma Boom, reproduces a selection of 70…
 
All the juice that fits, in bite-size bits

All the juice that fits, in bite-size bits

Shortly after it began trading, Innocent received a letter from the Trading Standards Office enquiring…
 
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