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Who is Seymour Chrwast?
Started the Push Pin Studio in New York with Michael Glaser.
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 Who is Wes Wilson?
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Who is Victor Moscoso?
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Who is April Greiman?
- She studied with Weingart and Hofmann at Basel School.
- Her style was overlapping forms, diagonal lines that imply perspective , gestured strokes that move back in space, overlap or move behind geometric elements and floating forms that cast shadows are used to make forms move forward and backward from the page.
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Who is Willi Kunz?
- He taught typography at the Basel School of Design as Weingart's sabbatical leave replacement.
- His exhibition poster for Print magazine was hailed as the quintessential example of PostModern design
- by contrasting sizes of photo's , the mixed weight of the typography, the diagonal letter spaced type and the stepped pattern of dots covering part of the space.
- He does not use a grid to construct his work, he starts with the visual content and allows the structure to unfold.
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Who is Ettore Sottsass?
- In 1981, Sottsass and an international group of young architects and designers, came together to form the Memphis Group.
- This work was very different from his previous work and hailed as one of the most characteristic examples of Post-modernism in design and the arts.
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- Vanderbyl was among the designers who in the early 1980s established the San Francisco Bay Area as a center of the postmodern movement in
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- His raphic work conveyed a cheerful optimism, a warm sense of humor and unbridled attitude about form and space, using a sunny palette of pastel colors.
- His designs were very uninhibited.
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Who is Neville Brody?
- He designed a series of geometric sans-serif typefaces for The Face magazine.
- He repeated images using a large W which was the M from a feature on Madonna a month before, turned upside down.
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Who is Rudi Vanderlans & Zuzana Licko?
They are a designer couple. She is a typeface designer.
“We read best what we read most.” - Licko
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Who is Stefan Sagmeister?
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What is pop art?
Andy Warhol
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What is Op Art?
- Background and forground confusion.
- Optical illusion. Staring at point in painting.
- Applying paint and colors that vibrate with each other created something to appear it was in the foreground or behind.
The experience of the person watching is confused by the experience made by the art.
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What is super graphics?
Taking something and making so large than the number, letterforms, arrows are used.
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What is super manerism?
- Pro football hall of fame, Whitehall ferry, AT&T bldg.
- Regular object blown up to be a huge object.
- Make a clock 12 stories
- Type of architecture
- Letter forms are supergraphics
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