I inherited the entire set of 14 issues of Herb Lubalin’s and Ralph Ginzburg’s wonderfully subversive 1968-1971 Avant Garde magazine from my father. It was a compulsory part of my design understanding as a very young designer. I am delighted to have had it become part of Alex Isley’s vast personal design library in Redding, CT. Though there can be no argument that the interior pages far surpass the covers in compelling ideas and clever typography, here are all 14 of the flashy fronts:
- The Elements of Graphic Design 3rd ed
- Editing by Design 4th ed
- The Elements of Logo Design
- Listening to Type
- Advertising Design & Typography, 2nd Ed
- Designer
- Professor
- Speaker handouts
- Advertising and Editorial Design from the Target’s Point of View
- Eight Ideas to Consider in Magazine Making
- Communicating Clearly to Help Your Readers [and your Clients]
- Magazine Self-Critique
- A Few Thoughts on Color in Design
- White Space: Page Architecture, Unity, and Type
- Four Steps to Making Better Type
- How Editors and Designers Fail to Meet Readers’ Needs
- Type is Thought Concretized
- Typography Turns Browsers Into Readers
- Design Management
- Bradbury Thompson’s Westvaco
- Herb Lubalin’s Avant Garde
- News
- Contact
- The Elements of Graphic Design 3rd ed
- Editing by Design 4th ed
- The Elements of Logo Design
- Listening to Type
- Advertising Design & Typography, 2nd Ed
- Designer
- Professor
- Speaker handouts
- Advertising and Editorial Design from the Target’s Point of View
- Eight Ideas to Consider in Magazine Making
- Communicating Clearly to Help Your Readers [and your Clients]
- Magazine Self-Critique
- A Few Thoughts on Color in Design
- White Space: Page Architecture, Unity, and Type
- Four Steps to Making Better Type
- How Editors and Designers Fail to Meet Readers’ Needs
- Type is Thought Concretized
- Typography Turns Browsers Into Readers
- Design Management
- Bradbury Thompson’s Westvaco
- Herb Lubalin’s Avant Garde
- News
- Contact