The End of Print: The Grafik Design of David Carson
The End of Print is the definitive statement of the work of the great iconoclast designer, David Carson. In print for the first time in several years, this classic book has itself become part of the history of graphic design. It features work from the magazines where Carson first made his mark – including Transworld Skateboarding, Surfer, Beach Culture and Ray Gun – as well as his instantly recognizable advertisements for clients such as Nike, Pepsi, MTV and Sony. Lewis Blackwell’s text includes an interview in which Carson examines the origins of his approach and discusses the extreme reactions to his work.
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The Design Exchange exists to unleash the potential of people irrelevant of their age, ability and background because we believe in making design equal and accessible.
All products donated by our community are distributed free of charge excluding P&P. Delivery costs apply to each item ordered.
The End of Print is the definitive statement of the work of the great iconoclast designer, David Carson. In print for the first time in several years, this classic book has itself become part of the history of graphic design. It features work from the magazines where Carson first made his mark – including Transworld Skateboarding, Surfer, Beach Culture and Ray Gun – as well as his instantly recognizable advertisements for clients such as Nike, Pepsi, MTV and Sony. Lewis Blackwell’s text includes an interview in which Carson examines the origins of his approach and discusses the extreme reactions to his work.
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The Design Exchange exists to unleash the potential of people irrelevant of their age, ability and background because we believe in making design equal and accessible.
All products donated by our community are distributed free of charge excluding P&P. Delivery costs apply to each item ordered.
The End of Print is the definitive statement of the work of the great iconoclast designer, David Carson. In print for the first time in several years, this classic book has itself become part of the history of graphic design. It features work from the magazines where Carson first made his mark – including Transworld Skateboarding, Surfer, Beach Culture and Ray Gun – as well as his instantly recognizable advertisements for clients such as Nike, Pepsi, MTV and Sony. Lewis Blackwell’s text includes an interview in which Carson examines the origins of his approach and discusses the extreme reactions to his work.
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The Design Exchange exists to unleash the potential of people irrelevant of their age, ability and background because we believe in making design equal and accessible.
All products donated by our community are distributed free of charge excluding P&P. Delivery costs apply to each item ordered.
