Black and white typography

The author of a 30-year-old Print article on diversity, Cheryl D. Holmes-Miller, surveys the industry in our summer 2016 issue to see who is designing the solution to a problem that continues to this day. Here, we dig into the Print archives to share the articles that started the conversation. For more, visit www.printmag.com/summer-16 Black and White: A Portfolio of 40 Statements on a Single Theme PRINT July/August 1969 This, the fourth in a series of special issues in 1969

Harry Richards is a freelance graphic designer based in Bath, UK, specialising in visual identity, typography, and print design. Including logos, guidelines, digital layouts, menus, posters, stationery, packaging, books, iconography and signage. Primarily supporting cultural, artistic, educational and environmental projects aiming to impact our world positively; socially and visually.

Graphic Design, Illustration, Art Direction, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator

We all know it – “A picture is worth a thousand words“. This is certainly true in most cases but clever use of typography can also turn words into pictures and then interesting things start to happen. Some people experiment with the idea of turning typography into art and pictures and I believe the results …

What I tell myself every day. Ultimate motivation!

Troxler studied graphic design at the Lucerne School of Art and Design. He worked as an art director in Paris in 1972 and subsequently founded his own design practice in Willisau, Switzerland. He started organizing jazz concerts in Willisau in 1966 and initiated the Willisau Jazz Festival in 1975. Troxler’s graphic works (particularly his concert posters and record cover designs) won him several relevant international awards: the Toulouse-Lautrec Medal in Gold (1987 and 1994), design awards…

A typographic pattern captures the core values of the activewear and lifestyle brand.