Historical graphic design

Every hour there are thousands of projects published by many talented designers. But because those are published across a collection of different social networks and sites, you often miss them. That’s why I decided to put together the first edition of the Daily Design Inspiration. With...

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Provided art direction & design for a wallpaper mural displayed in a new resident hall at Texas State University. The timeline graphically displayed the history of the university. Design emphasizes historical photos, soft tones to not distract from the ro…

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A design of Red Fort (Delhi) by me using Figma.

So I have decided to look at the 19th century and its massive boom in advertising, and the typefaces that were created in this century. I came across this interesting part of the history of type whilst researching the Rockwell typeface. I started to look at inspiration and similar typefaces and came across Clarendon a popular typeface created in middle of 19th century. Looking for examples of design that used this typeface to get a personal understanding of its applications. I came across a…

Time heals most wounds—and that goes for historical omissions. When Mildred Friedman’s 1989 “Graphic Design in America: A Visual Language History”—the first major and encompassing graphic design exhibition in America—was launched at the Walker Art Center, in 1990 I wrote (in EYE magazine): Graphic Design in America: A Visual Language History is a challenging book but it made a maddening exhibition. The book contains a diverse collection of provocative essays on how design and