Brand
2021This is the Paul Rand Way
Jayme Odgers, an artist, photographer, and graphic designer best known for his New Wave aesthetics, recounts his time working as an assistant to Paul Rand in the 1960s. Aside from the bit of trivia in the image above there are excellent stories about how Rand presented logos, what he thought of other company logos, and how pretty much design consumed all of his thoughts.
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Illustrator Joe O’Donnell returns with even more colour, clunkiness and humour
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Guy Bourdin's surrealist 70s shoe campaign puts racy images within racy images
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Joel Burden on realising his work is graphic, but he isn’t a graphic designer
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The Clash's Paul Simonon on painting outdoors and sketching in museums
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Elliot Ulm is a great designer and public speaker, but terrible at speaking to people at parties
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Dan Wieden Is... We spend a week stalking the advertising mogul around a conference in Cape Town