Gifts for Graphic Designers

100 Ideas That Changed Design

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This inspiring book chronicles the most influential ideas that have shaped industrial and product design. Written by two experts on modern design, it provides both a concise history of the subject, and offers a fascinating resource to dip into for the general reader From the origins or modern design in the craft movements of the 19th and early 20th century and the changes brought about by mass production, the book traces the most important ideas in design through the modern movement and post-war consumer society to more recent ideas such as Open-Source Design and Biomimicry Arranged in a broadly chronological order, the ideas are presented through fascinating text and arresting visuals, 100 Ideas that Changed Design explores when each idea first evolved and the subsequent impact it has had up to the present day

A3 Wafer Light Panel

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The A3 Wafer Light Panel is the latest generation of lightweight ultra slim side-lit light boxes for A3 paper using fully dimmable LED technology Providing an even spread of light with low heat emission, the Wafer light box is ideal for tracing, sketching, stencilling, calligraphy, scrap booking, embossing, embroidery, sewing and much more Supplied with a mains adaptor

Anthony Burrill signed screen print: 12345

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12345 is a bold arrangement of found letterpress numbers counting from one to five Exclusive to the Design Museum Signed in pencil by artist Anthony Burrill Graphic artist Anthony Burrill combines a knack for simplicity that packs a punch with analogue craft skills and powerful, positive messages. Burrill frequently collaborates with other forward-thinking creatives across disciplines spanning music, architecture, curation, education and fashion; pushing his traditional discipline of choice, letterpress printing, into bold new territories Whether working on an art school pavilion, an acid house record, a book or a poster design, Burrill’s work is instantly recognisable. While his pieces all bear the marks of his letterpress process and all its joyful idiosyncrasies, Burrill’s direct and multidisciplinary approach is one that’s constantly evolving, combining tradition with bold new approaches and technologies Words, gentle humour, no-nonsense communication and people are at the heart of Burrill’s practice and his distinctive brand of upbeat messaging: its core DNA is one created through a longstanding passion for creativity, the power of simplicity and an innate curiosity about the world and people in it

Anthony Burrill signed screen print: I Like It. What Is It?

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Re-new your relationship with the every day, create new meanings and strategies daily Exclusive to the Design Museum Signed in pencil by artist Anthony Burrill Graphic artist Anthony Burrill combines a knack for simplicity that packs a punch with analogue craft skills and powerful, positive messages. Burrill frequently collaborates with other forward-thinking creatives across disciplines spanning music, architecture, curation, education and fashion; pushing his traditional discipline of choice, letterpress printing, into bold new territories Whether working on an art school pavilion, an acid house record, a book or a poster design, Burrill’s work is instantly recognisable. While his pieces all bear the marks of his letterpress process and all its joyful idiosyncrasies, Burrill’s direct and multidisciplinary approach is one that’s constantly evolving, combining tradition with bold new approaches and technologies Words, gentle humour, no-nonsense communication and people are at the heart of Burrill’s practice and his distinctive brand of upbeat messaging: its core DNA is one created through a longstanding passion for creativity, the power of simplicity and an innate curiosity about the world and people in it  

Anthony Burrill signed screen print: You & Me

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Everything is about the relationship between you and me Exclusive to the Design Museum Signed in pencil by artist Anthony Burrill Graphic artist Anthony Burrill combines a knack for simplicity that packs a punch with analogue craft skills and powerful, positive messages. Burrill frequently collaborates with other forward-thinking creatives across disciplines spanning music, architecture, curation, education and fashion; pushing his traditional discipline of choice, letterpress printing, into bold new territories Whether working on an art school pavilion, an acid house record, a book or a poster design, Burrill’s work is instantly recognisable. While his pieces all bear the marks of his letterpress process and all its joyful idiosyncrasies, Burrill’s direct and multidisciplinary approach is one that’s constantly evolving, combining tradition with bold new approaches and technologies Words, gentle humour, no-nonsense communication and people are at the heart of Burrill’s practice and his distinctive brand of upbeat messaging: its core DNA is one created through a longstanding passion for creativity, the power of simplicity and an innate curiosity about the world and people in it  

Balearica 12 May Print

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A Balearic dance music event flyer from the mind of Anthony Burrill Produced in these colours exclusively for the Design Museum Supplied rolled in a tube and without frame Two a colour screenprint  50 x 70cm

Bold, 1967, Design Magazine Print

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From the Land of Lost Content archive comes the cover art from Design Magazine titled Bold, 1967, Design in the Soviet Union 40 x 50cm Add a magnetic frame

Clubbed: A Visual History of UK Club Culture

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Clubbed celebrates the best graphic design in UK clubs and features logos, posters, photography, tickets, menus, cover art, signage, lanyards, fonts and, yes, flyers from the last 35 years The deluxe, diamond dust, hardback features a dazzling collection of never-before-published materials and a specially commissioned editorial from Bill Brewster This beautifully conceived graphic design reference book is separated into chapters celebrating the UK's most famous clubs and legendary nights, celebrating the past, but also journeying to the present, focusing on the most forward-thinking graphic designers working in clubs today The journey starts in the 1980s with the Haçienda, then heads off into a dizzying road journey via Mansfield, Liverpool and several points in between before alighting at the Printworks in London with some of the modern era's best graphic design work Many of the graphics in the book are pre-digital and the internet so a lot of time has been spent scanning old transparencies, bromides and retouching physical hard copies. In some cases the graphics have been recreated from scratch down to every minute detail The book features some of the best designers and studios in the world