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Typographic: The journal of the Society of Typographic Designers [x3 Issues]

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Editor: John Towndrow, Bridget Wilkins, Mike Bardem
Publisher: Society of Typographic Designers
Publication: 1986–91, First Edition
Binding: Softcover, saddle-stitch
Pages: 20
Size: 210 x 297
Text: English

Issue Number 30, 1986

  • Saatchi as seen - Bob Gondolo Gordon penetrates the unpreposessing portals of the UK's most successful advertising agency.
  • Alternative Advertising - Causes rather than products are the special domain of designers Lawrence and Beavan and pro Greenpeace agency, Yellowhammer. Jan Burney reports.
  • Type in Context - Jeremy Myerson has some strong words about typographic fads and fashions in advertising and other forms of graphic art.
  • Books - Clive Allcock-Bowden on the joy of calligraphy.

Issue Number 41, 1990

  • Mike Daines - IKARUS to PostScript
  • Jeremy Theophilus - The Spirit of the Letter
  • Bridget Wilkins writes on Gunnlaugur Briem
  • Ken Garland - The books of Ken Campbell
  • Bridget Wilkins - Hand-cut type-like letters in stone
  • Stephen Lubell - Hebrew typography - from the sacred to the mundane
  • David Saunders - Design and technology - Latin and non-Latin fonts: a contrast in typeface sources
  • Milner Gray - An interview with a professional gentleman and a meticulous draughtsman

Issue Number 42, 1991

  • Mike Barden asks if it is possible for anyone to have a total perspective of Typego.
  • Adrian Frutiger dissects the type technology of the last forty years to discover the lessons.
  • Fiona Ross, Ari Davidow and others analyse whether non-Latin type is getting a fair deal.
  • John Aston shows that there are two sides to the image of television design.
  • Matthew Carter analyses whether technology dictates type design.
  • The designers' hallmarks at Typego - Ed Benguiat, Neville Brody, Zuzana Licko, Colin Banks and others.
  • Typego was mostly about type you can admire. Gerard Unger treated delegates to type you can eat.
  • Mike Barden sums up Typego and asks where we go from here?
  • Book review by Colin Banks
  • Obituary - F H K Henrion

Condition: Very Good. These are former studio magazines, so all issues show shelf ware consistent with age; rubbing to covers, light creasing, occasional small mark/stain.

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