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    Entries tagged “Paul Rand”

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    La Palina cigar box designed by Paul Rand, c. 1953

    La Palina cigar box designed by Paul Rand, c. 1953

    Paul Rand     design     holidays     packaging     illustration     vintage     cute    
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    vintage cigar gift box designs by Paul Rand(first discovered via Ars Longa vis Graphis #85)

    vintage cigar gift box designs by Paul Rand
    (first discovered via Ars Longa vis Graphis #85)

    birthdays     books     covers     design     history     logos     vintage     Paul Rand    
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    Paul Rand was born on August 15th, 1914…

    Paul Rand was born on August 15th, 1914…

    vintage     design     letters     covers     books     Paul Rand     flickr    
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    The Life of Forms in Art by Henri Focillon designed by Paul Rand c. 1948(via point.line.plane.volume)

    The Life of Forms in Art by Henri Focillon designed by Paul Rand c. 1948
    (via point.line.plane.volume)

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    cover design by Paul Rand(from Graphis Annual 58/59 via sandiv999)

    cover design by Paul Rand
    (from Graphis Annual 58/59 via sandiv999)

    Paul Rand     covers     vintage     books    
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    cover design for Eudora Welty’s The Robber Bridegroom by Paul Rand c. 1963 (via studiosmith)

    cover design for Eudora Welty’s The Robber Bridegroom
    by Paul Rand c. 1963 (via studiosmith)

    books     bookshelves     design     Tibor Kalman     Paul Rand    
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    a small, but nice collection of expertly tagged flickr photos of out-of-print design books. likeable: design books on the shelf (via Outofprint)

    a small, but nice collection of expertly tagged flickr photos of out-of-print design books.

    likeable:

    design books on the shelf (via Outofprint)
    London     design     quotes     typography     Paul Rand    
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    New design work by Pentagram for the London Design Festival 2009

    New design work by Pentagram for the London Design Festival 2009

    Paul Rand     children's book     colors     cute     design     illustration     kids     owl     publishing     publishing     illustration     design     graphic design     designer     book     shapes     simple     new     new    
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    Chronicle Books has recently published a reissue of Ann & Paul Rand’s I Know a lot of Things (c. 1956)



    Chronicle Books has recently published a reissue of Ann & Paul Rand’s I Know a lot of Things (c. 1956)

    design     paul rand     graphic design     vintage     desiger     advertising     ads     lettering     writing     old    
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    piquant: Westinghouse advertisement by Paul Rand (via Design Observer)

    piquant:

    Westinghouse advertisement by Paul Rand

    (via Design Observer)

    design     designer     graphic desgin     text     quotes     inspiration     simple     Paul Rand    
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    Simple. | Jason Santa Maria


    Simple. | Jason Santa Maria

    Shigeo Fukuda     graphic design     Japanese     Japan     illusion     optical art     poster desgin     icons     logos     Paul Rand    
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    Remembering Graphic Designer Shigeo Fukuda(1932 – 2009)


    Remembering Graphic Designer Shigeo Fukuda
    (1932 – 2009)

    book cover     graphic design     print     publishing     Paul Rand    
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    Book Cover by Paul Rand È

    I love when great design looks so simple. Paul Rand’s cover for Six Nonlectures by e. e. cummings, is one of the favorites in my collection. To hear more about Rand’s book jacket and cover designs, Steven Heller’s video/slideshow podcast “Paul Rand’s Book Jackets and Covers,” is not to be missed. (from the SVA MFA Design As Author: Paul Rand Lecture series)