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Ed Ruscha, Ripe, 1967

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old Japanese logo books

hope this helps someone that are searching for photos of these books

https://www.flickr.com/photos/baooffice/albums/72157674432671577

Logo World Azur Corporation

International Logotypes Kuwayama, Yasaburo

World Trademarks and Logotypes II: A Collection of Symbols and Their Applications (Vol 2) Igarashi, Takenobu

A Collection of Trademarks and Logotypes in Japan: No 5

A Collection of Trademarks and Logotypes in Japan: No 4

Modern Monograms: 1310 Graphic Designs (Lettering, Calligraphy,-ExLibrary

A Collection of Trademarks and Logotypes in Japan by Hasegawa, Sumio

Brand Identity by Sumio Hasegawa

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Takenobu Igarashi 15th Summer Jazz Festival 1983

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Takenobu Igarashi - Expo ‘85, 1982

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遅ばせながら、昨年の秋に出た著書の紹介です。 3年ほど前から準備を進めていたデザイナー/彫刻家の五十嵐威暢氏による３Dタイポグラフィーの本ができました。ページの制限で、全作品とまではいきませんでしたが、全図版カラー、かなりのボリュームです。版下やスケッチ、写真など、創造の裏側を知ることができる貴重な資料もしっかり含まれています。わたしは、編集とテキストを担当しました。デザインは五十嵐さんのもとで以前働いていた森治樹さんです。森さんとは編集も一緒に行いました。

Let me introduce my publication released last autumn. It’s about 3D typography developed by the designer and the sculptor, Takenobu Igarashi. It took almost 3 years to complete the project but I really enjoyed the production process. Due to the limit of the page number, we couldn’t include every single work Igarashi did but it contains a large number of images in color! There are materials that reveal Igarashi’s creative mind such as design drafts, sketches, and photographs as such. I was in charge of editing and writing. The design was by Haruki Mori, who used to work for Igarashi. He also did editing with me.

詳細はこちら/More details https://thamesandhudson.com/takenobu-igarashi-9780500023068

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Takenobu Igarashi | 14th Summer Jazz Festival | 1982

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In 1987, you probably shopped at a United Colors of Benetton store. You may have worn one of these t-shirts. “Why wear just a top when you can stand out in art? Nine famous American graphic artists made these knockout designs, exclusively for Benetton.”

Lella and Massimo Vignelli gathered nine graphic designers, including Massimo Vignelli himself and Michael Bierut (Vice President of Graphic Design at the Vignelli office), to each design a t-shirt for the Italian clothing company Benetton. The other seven designers were: April Greiman, Dan Friedman, Takenobu Igarashi, Seymour Chwast, Woody Pirtle, Michael Vanderbyl, and Milton Glaser.

Today is 8/8/18 and it’s also time for this month’s #ArchivesHashtagParty hosted by the National Archives and Northwestern University’s Transportation Library. With all these eights, what could be more fitting than an #Archives80s theme. Archives, libraries, and museums (and you can too!) are sharing their 80s-themed artifacts! (That includes 1780s, 1880s, or 1980s).

More 1980s from the archives: http://vignellicenter.tumblr.com/search/1980s

United Colors of Benetton The catalog Spring/Summer 1987 Massimo and Lella Vignelli papers Vignelli Center for Design Studies Rochester, New York

United Colors of Benetton T-shirt tags, 1987 Massimo and Lella Vignelli papers Vignelli Center for Design Studies Rochester, New York