Review

 
Snap!

Snap!

James Bridle

In late 1943, Edwin Land went on holiday with his family to Santa Fe. Land…
 
Source code for a design revolution

Source code for a design revolution

John Ridpath

Processing, an open-source programming language and environment for creating visualisations, animation and interactive artwork, was…
 
Man of letters

Man of letters

John L. Walters

For much of the past decade, illustrator Tom Gauld has been a regular contributor to…
 
Preview

Preview

Liz Farrelly

M/M (Paris) have set a new benchmark for the monograph. Their tome M to M…
 
Pictures on a page

Pictures on a page

Simon Esterson

This Eye special issue about Monotype focuses on the technology of putting words on the…
 
Better than the real thing

Better than the real thing

John L. Walters

A recent exhibition at the Ikon gallery in Birmingham presented work by Pakistan-born UK designer…
 
Rallying cries

Rallying cries

Paul Rennie

Capitalising on the recent popularity of all things ‘Keep Calm and Carry On’, Fit Men…
 
Uncharted territory

Uncharted territory

Elizabeth Beidler

This graphic design reader, originally intended to accompany the ‘Graphic Design: History in the Making’…
 
Carve his name with pride

Carve his name with pride

Paul Shaw

Michael Harvey, the British lettering artist and designer, has worked wholly within the ‘English lettering…
 
Intelligent design for scientists

Intelligent design for scientists

Henry Stanley

Data is the currency of science. The days of butterflies pinned to a board are…
 
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