Gerd Arntz: Graphic Designer EyeMag Each letter is about two-and-an-eighth-inches-tall

Each letter is about two-and-an-eighth-inches-tall and the whole is a lovely example of the sign-writer’s art even if it doesn’t say anything in particular

) Each one of these graphic meditations is suitable for framing—and

part easy-to-read analysis of the work of Massimo Vignelli when there was an exhibition of his publication designs at the Herb Lubalin Study Center of Design & Typography

One of William Morris’s dicta was that no book should be printed in anything smaller than 10-point (or Long Primer

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Gerd Arntz: Graphic Designer EyeMag Each letter is about two-and-an-eighth-inches-tallAs a politically engaged graphic artist and designer, Gerd Arntz (19001988) portrayed the world in wood and linoleum cuts. During the 1920s, he conveyed his vision on social wrongs and the rise of Nazism in Germany in his prints. He did this in such a simple, direct style that anyoneregardless of their education and nationalitywas able to understand his images. This prompted the Viennese social scientist Otto Neurath (18821945) to ask him to design