Aa.Vv.
Edited by: Herbert Spencer
Published by: Visual Communication Books
Contents:
- Fashion in typography
(Nicolete Gray) pp. 16
- Closing the gap
(James Elphick) pp. 37
- Parkinson‘s lore
(Frederick Barter) pp. 42
- Poster design as a newspaper image-builder
(Karl Dallas) pp. 62
- Perfumed printing inks
(A. H. Soane, A. Bernstein, P. F. Walker) pp. 80
- The missing link
(Germano Facetti) pp. 84
- A decade of powderless ecthing
(Eric A. Williams) pp. 101
- Radio-isotopes in printing research
(W. G. Busbridge) pp. 107
- The presentation of a technicaò information
(Peter Sieber) pp. 114
- Communication - a key to progress
(Peter Dingley) pp. 132
- Kalvar dry process conversion
(Richard C. Gearhart) pp. 137
- The changing pattern of technical education for printing
(T. C. Hart) pp. 140
- The making of a designer
(Christopher Bradshaw) pp. 147
- Photographic training for graphic designers
(Julian Mathison) pp. 152
- School magazines: the new image
(Melville Hardiment) pp. 161
- Training by production
(Henri Friedlaender) pp. 167
- Words in colour
(Caleb Gattegno) pp. 174
- Training on the job
(William Braasch) pp. 177
- First principles first
(Robert Ranc) pp. 181
- Keeping the craftsman un to date
(Michael H. Bruno) pp. 185
- Easing the distortion dilemma
(W. C. Ross) pp. 189
- Engineering research for the graphic arts
(M. Graneek) pp. 193
- A revolution in 3D printing
(Marvin C. Whatmore) pp. 199
- Type in art
(Jasia Reichardt) pp. 205
- The quickest eye in research
(J. A. Cairns) pp. 229
- Fine binding as a contemporary art
(J. J. de L. Meyer) pp. 237
- Half-tones by letterset
(Paul J. Hartsuch) pp. 249
- Printing with magnetic inks
(L. E. Boxall) pp. 259
- How strong to run the colour?
(Frank Preucil) pp. 273
- Adhesives research for packaging
(C. V. Hawkes) pp. 279
- Typography in Japan
(Hisashi Furukawa) pp. 289
- The Penrose Survey
(M. H. Bruno, W. Burtin, A. Hutt, J. Moran) pp. 297
- A well-justified postscript...
(Stefan Themerson)
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