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Patrick Thomas & his PULP silkscreen prints respond to the era of "truth decay"

Type room

A-Z presents , exhibition , Patrick Thomas , talk , Berlin , fake news , truth , artivism , silkscreen , silkscreening prints , newspaper , printing. In 2005 he published Black & White, a compilation of his work for the International Press. Thomas is a graphic artist, author and educator. Discover more here.

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A “One-Man Print Archive of Culture, Community, and Social Change” — Café Royal Share Five Favorite Books

Eye on Design

Café Royal Books is a one-man print archive of culture, community, and social change based in Southport, UK. Café Royal Books has only ever been me. It started in 2005. We asked founder Craig Atkinson to share his story and recommend some of his favorite titles, in his own words. .

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Here’s Why John Updike Designed His Own Book Covers

Eye on Design

In a speech accepting the National Book Foundation medal , he described the dizzy happiness of seeing his words in print and credited Harry Ford, the designer of his first novel, The Poorhouse Fair , for the “delicious striped jacket and an elegant page format, in the typeface called Janson, that I have stuck with for over forty books since.”

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The Best Graphic Design Books to Buy

Inkbot Design

A great read to have on hand while you design, it is designed cleverly like a notebook so you can add your notes as you work through it. De Soto covers the entire creative process and everything from excellent typography tweaking tips to understanding colour and printing techniques. Penguin by Design: A Cover Story 1935-2005.

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A New Book Chronicles Shigeru Ban’s Distinctive and Innovative Architecture Over Four Decades

Colossal

A series of 200 limited-edition copies come with a three-dimensional, laser-cut wooden cover and include a signed print of a sketch by Ban. Photo by Hiroyuki Hirai Nomadic Museum, Pier 54, New York, United States (2005); Santa Monica, California, United States (2006); Tokyo, Japan (2007). Preorder on TASCHEN’s website.

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Raising capital for inclusive design

UX Collective

Instead of being human-centered, let’s be humanity-centered An increasing voice across the design sphere is calling for designers to shift their perspective to address a wider system. But the team does more by providing CAD files for anyone to design and 3D print their own add-ons for their mouse and button controller.

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Reconstructing Harry

Fonts by Hoefler&Co.

Last weekend I read Harry Carter, Typographer , a new appreciation by Martyn Thomas, John Lane, and Anne Rogers (The Old School Press, 2005.) I’ll admit that I was struck first by the puerile thrill of seeing Matthew Carter, the standard-bearer for typeface design, recorded in two childhood photographs showing him in short pants (pp.