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Impact 1.0
Impact 1.0

By Tony Brook, Adrian Shaughnessy

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Contains covers of design magazines, journals and periodicals covering many topics - graphic design, typography, architecture, interiors, print, theory and history. " ... they are brilliant specime...

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Impact 2.0
Impact 2.0

By Tony Brook, Adrian Shaughnessy, Steven Heller

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Contains covers of design magazines, journals and periodicals covering many topics - graphic design, typography, architecture, interiors, print, theory and history. " ... they are brilliant specime...

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Manuals
Manuals

By Adrian Shaughnessy, Tony Brook

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Studio Culture
Studio Culture

By Adrian Shaughnessy, Tony Brook

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Super Graphics
Super Graphics

By Adrian Shaughnessy, Tony Brook

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Herb Lubalin
Herb Lubalin

By Adrian Shaughnessy

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"Herb Lubalin claimed not to be a great typographer. 'In fact,' he said, 'I'm terrible, because I don't follow the rules.' This new book proves the opposite. On every page it features Lubalin's typ...

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