From Unnatural or at least Graham Harwood and Matthew Fuller. A collection of entries (almost like classifieds) describing contemporary flyposters doing the rounds in the Anticopyright network, circa 1990. This was probably related Matt's book Flyposter Frenzy. There are some real gems in the 187…
Almost 20 years ago the Guardian newspaper did a major redesign. It was a big one; full visual system, grid, typeface and format overhaul - which meant full press and production overhaul too. That's a lot on the shoulders of the then creative director: Mark…
I always had mixed feelings as student when I leafed through U&lc. The covers and size promised so much but often it didn’t deliver (at least for the style/idea hungry design student I was back then). Probably because it was ultimately a trade rag (back…
Here's another gem from the cellar that deserves to see the light of day. It's the very psychogeographically inspired Immanent in the Manifold City from James Bridle. There's more than a touch of 'pataphysics at play here too, with the "manual of operation" enabling you to…
Warning: may cause offense Underground was an alternative free paper for London. It was compiled and published in the early 1990's by Graham Harwood and Matthew Fuller amongst huge group of contributors and helpers. It spans the death of Thatcher's legacy (John Major) through to…
This UK based art and technology newspaper took the format of a classic broadsheet, it was even on the same paper as the FT. It later changed into a standard format magazine, probably when the cost of newsprint went up. The mag is still going…