Eye Magazine, Issue 109

Eye is the world’s most beautiful and collectable graphic design journal, published quarterly for professional designers, students and anyone interested in critical, informed writing about graphic design and visual culture.

In this issue:

Opinion

• Editorial Eye 109 – John L. Walters

• Groop dynamics – Rick Poynor
  (Graphic design, illustration, music design)

• Voice at the table – Nigel Ball
  (Brand madness, critical path, food design, agenda)

Features

• Reputations: Veronika Burian – Amy Papaelias
  Interview with the co-founder of TypeTogether

• Supernova – Serge Ricco
  Profile of photographer and art director Harri Peccinotti

• Light fantastic – Amy Henry
  Event design by Kate Dawkins

• Enough space to imagine – David Driver
  Laura Carlin’s picturebook illustrations

• Atomic everyday – John L. Walters
  Michael Collins’s nuclear power station photography

• Type reviews –
  Dan Reynolds, Toshi Omagari, Linda Kudrnovská,
  James Clough, Silvia Sfligiotti

Reviews

• Red Square: Mary de Saulles and the 1960s BEA corporate identity

• Typophoto: New Typography and the Reinvention of Photography

• What Design Can’t Do: Essays on Design and Disillusion

• Illustration: A Concise History

• Barbara Kruger: Another Day. Another Night

• Impact Type: Manufacturing Type for Typewriters in Switzerland, 1941–1997

• Keep Smiling! The Printed Universe of Pontus Hultén

• Crumb: A Cartoonist’s Life

• Karel Martens: Unbound

• Pictograms. Iconic Japanese Designs

• Lessons for Young Artists

• Lee Miller

• A Co-Program for Graphic Design

• Diagrams. A project by AMO / OMA

• Disorder: Swiss Grit Vol. II