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• Baseline Font Foundry Releases Catalogue of Types, First Edition
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• Typeco first font of 2004—Super Duty.
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• Loop: AIGA Journal of Interactive Design Education
• Announcing Loop: AIGA Journal of Interactive Design Education (Color)
• Beatrice Santiccioli: Specializing in Color
• Conversation on Sound
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• David Karam Variations: Designer, Programmer, Musician, Collaborator
• Experiment in Sound
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• Issue 3.0: Type: Letter from the Editor
• Loop Test
• Non-existent Design: Women and the Creation of Type
• Software ≠ Interactive Design
• The Color Project
• The Order of Order
• The Sound and Motion of Color
• Type: Sean Adams
• Transitions e-newsletter
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• Point: AIGA Colorado Education Journal
• Design education
• Aligning Design and Business Strategy
• art Vs. design
• Blurring Boundaries: Interactive Multimedia and Interdisciplinary Convergence
• Cramming Conceptual Abilities into Design Curricula
• Design Education in Korea
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• Educating the hybrid designer
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• Newton as Graphic Designer
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• Plain Talk about Learning and a Life–in Design
• Ranking Tips
• Software Equals Interactive Design Education?
• Survey Results Reveal What the Industry Really Expects from Graduates
• Technology: Beast, Burden, or Blessing?
• The Apple Core vs. Linear Logic
• The Five Stages of Design Development
• The New Battlefield
• The Role of Writing in a Design Curriculum
• The Thinking Designer
• The Web, Express
• Thinking about Design Education
• Vision & Voice: Design Education as Agent for Change
• Vision & Voice: Design Education as Agent for Change
• Writing in the Margins: Learning to Think in a Design Curriculum

• Design & Business
• Design Business and Ethics
• What every business needs
• AIGA Standard Form of Agreement for Design Services
• Gain: AIGA Journal of Business and Design
• (Form + Content + Context) / Time = Experience Design
• Five Things You Should Know About IT People
• Time for change
• Airstream: The 21st Century Trailer
• And the Loser Is...
• Changing the Look of Broadcast News
• Chips & Salsa Charts
• Go to the Customers of your Customer
• Good Design in the Digital Age
• Intellectual Property: What does "Work for Hire" mean for designers?
• Lessons From Wal-Mart: Five Common Mistakes When Brands Cross Borders
• Metamorphosis: metmuseum.org
• On Brandology and Futures Research: An Interview with Andrew Zolli
• Pricing Beauty: Reflections on Aesthetics and Value, an Interview with Virginia Postrel
• Project Platypus: Reinventing Product Development at Mattel, An Interview with Ivy Ross
• Shared Vision
• Soul Branding(SM): An Interview with Elsie Maio
• Supermodeler: Hugh Dubberly
• The Artless Website: schwab.com
• The Geometries of Sports Branding: An Interview with Thomas O'Grady
• The State of our Contracts
• Towards a General Theory of Value: An Interview with Michael Benedikt
• Which Came First: The Packaging or the Advertising?
• Why Designers Need Interfacers
• Why is it so Hard to Make Products that People Love?
• Building Brand Value Through the Strategic Use of Sound
• Outside the Box: The 2008 Scion xB Pre-Launch Campaign by Attik
• Why a Project Manager?
• Letter from the editor
• Design Meets Research
• Speak, Machine, Speak!
• Sound Value: Creating an Audio Identity for Cisco
• The Art of Discovering: An Interview with Scott Berkun
• Design That Fits to a Tee
• Blood, Sweat and Tiers: Building Optimal Brand Identity Architectures
• Ever Notice?
• Case Study: Rebranding Martha Stewart
• Confidence index
• An ethnography primer
• AIGA position on spec work

• Society & Environment
• Center for Sustainable Design
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• Get Out the Vote 2008
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• Selected posters, 2008
• Diversity
• AIGA Atlanta Color Blind
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• AIGA China
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• Universal Declaration of Human Rights
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• Inequality Matters
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• Writing
• Voice: AIGA Journal of Design
• “Masters of American Comics”: An Interview with Exhibition Co-Curator Brian Walker
• 10 Anti-Buttons: Lessons in Design
• A Shrine to Storytelling
• A Truly Great Magazine Says Farewell
• A War Overlong and Long Over
• Acting Like a Character
• Adrift in a Sea of Information? Decipher the Medusa Code
• AIGA Launches Disaster Relief Task Force Efforts
• An Instructor of Concern
• An Interview with Rudy Vanderlans: Still Subversive After All These Years
• Announcing Voice: AIGA Journal of Design (redux)
• Anton van Dalen, Saul Steinberg’s Assistant
• Architecture and Type: A Modern Marriage
• Are We There Yet?
• Art Against Riots
• Art of the Vietnam War: The Vietnamese View
• Art Spiegelman: The Sky Is Falling
• Art, Censorship and Courage
• Ask Doctor Design
• Ask Doctor Design
• Beneath the Surface: Iran’s Graphic Design Evolution
• Beyond Small, Medium and Large
• Blogs vs. Mags
• Born in Mexico but Made in America
• Bradbury Thompson’s Alphabet 26: A Font System for Early Readers?
• Breakthrough: Scientists Find Emotions Influence Design
• But I Digress
• Card Culture
• Censorship, Chinese Style
• Conceptual Design: Building a Social Conscience
• Confessions of a Design Entrepreneur: An Interview with Mitch Nash of Blue Q
• Connoisseurship and its Consequences: An Interview with Mark Resnick
• Creativity and the Sputnik Shock
• Crimes Against Typography
• Customizing Graffiti
• Cut Through the Roaring Thunder with Your Swing!
• Danger of the Desktop
• Daniel Buren: Occupying the Page
• Defining Style, Making i-D: An Interview with Terry Jones
• Democracy on Paper
• Design as Religion
• Design Is the Cure for Medicare’s Ailments
• Design Rockism
• Designer's Matrix: Networking Real Space
• Designers Don’t Read...Enough
• Designing for everyware: An interview with Adam Greenfield
• Designing for Interaction: An Interview with Dan Saffer
• Desire Wants to Come Home
• Dog In the Night
• Educating with Comics
• Elliott Earls’ General Incompetence
• Explanation: Crutch or Catalyst?
• Exploiting Stereotypes: When Bad Is Not Good
• Eye in Focus: An Interview with John Walters
• Facial Feedback Hypothesis
• Fearmongering: The Brand
• Fighting Words
• Findability is ambient: Interview with Peter Morville
• For Adbusters, Parody Pays Off
• Freedom Tower Type
• From A to Big Apple
• Geek Chic
• Graphic Design Is Immaterial
• Graphic Masochism
• Gulf Coast Report: One Year After Katrina
• Gummy World: Thoughts on the Graphical User Interface
• Has the Right Hand Lost its Cunning?
• Henry Petroski: Most Advanced Yet Acceptable
• Henryk Tomaszewski: Meeting the Master
• Here Comes the Rooster: A Cocky Guide for the Graphic Designer
• Hot and Bothered
• How Books Are Sold
• How Was It For You?
• I Was Interview’s Layout Man
• In Case of Attack
• In Search of a Comprehensive Type Design Theory
• In Search of Ethics in Graphic Design
• Interview with Milton Glaser: Designing Light
• Interview with Shepard Fairey: Still Obeying After all These Years
• Is Graphic Design, Not Simply Posters, Museum Worthy?
• It’s Good to Be Bad
• Johnnie Walker Keep Walking
• Just Do It! Tony Hendra on Designism
• Kathy McCoy: Where Did All the PoMo Go?
• Katrina Disaster Relief and Design Education
• Letraset as Aleph
• Letters as an Exposition: Signage of the York Interstate Fair
• Letters as an Exposition: Signage of the York Interstate Fair
• Letters at an Exposition: Signage of the York Interstate Fair
• Lights, Camera, Helvetica
• Line drawing
• Little Nemo in Bookland: Interview with Peter Maresca
• Local Lingo
• Logos by the Numbers
• Make Friends With FAST: The Volkswagen Fast Totem
• Manuals for Dummies
• Martha Stewart: When Good Things Come to an End
• Museum Frames Strangeness Strangely
• Myths of the Self-Taught Designer: The First Conversation between Ego and the Devil
• Myths of the Self-Taught Designer: The Second Conversation between Ego and the Devil
• Myths of the Self-Taught Designer: The Third Conversation between Ego and the Devil
• Navigating Today’s Signs: An Interview with Mies Hora
• New U? Unions have an Image Problem
• No Design Student Left Behind: Strategizing Design Curriculum
• Noah’s Archive: Old and Improved
• Noah’s Archive: Why Designers Can Think
• Noah’s Archives: What’s the Difference?
• Noah's Archive
• Noah's Archive: Taking Direction
• Noah’s Archive: In Defense of Side Effects
• Noah's Archive: Mark My Word
• Noah's Archive: Mysteries of Pittsburgh
• Name brands, off brands, house brands, brand Nu?
• Noah's Archive: Remembering Henry Wolf
• Not Your Grandparent’s Clenched Fist
• Ode to Illustration
• On Different Wavelengths: Cosmic Graphics
• On Second Original Thought?
• On the Heels of Litterbugs: An Interview with Justin Gignac
• One Fate, Two Fates, Red States, Blue States
• Online Pests Turn Smart: A Case for Research Blogs
• Packaging Panels: Graphic Designs Add a New Twist to Comics
• Pandora's Car
• Peter Saville: Creative Director of Manchester
• Postinteresting
• POTUS Typographicus: Appealing to the Baseline and George W’s Typographic Legacy
• Power to the Paper: An Interview with Carol Wells
• Propagandizing Propaganda: Interview with Aleksandar Macasev
• Putting the Punk in DIY: An Interview with John Holmstrom
• Red All Over: The Visual Language of Dissent
• Red and Yellow Kills a Fellow
• Redesigning a Symbol of Faith
• Roy Kuhlman and the Grove Press Covers
• Saving Jim Flora’s Private Stash: An Interview with Irwin Chusid
• Sex and Outrage in Cartoonland
• Shockvertising: a poke in the brain
• Short History and the Longer View
• Since When Did Children’s Books Have a Museum? Interview with H. Nichols B. Clark
• Smoking Kills and That’s the Truth
• Specialization and design
• Specialization and design
• State Department bans Courier New 12, except for treaties
• Stefan Sagmeister: Style + Fart = Language
• Still Subversive After All These Years
• Survival of the Fittingest
• Tastings
• The Ad Nauseum Marketing of Von Dutch
• The Art of Camo
• The Art of Designer Biographies: An Interview Kerry William Purcell
• The Birth of the User
• The Bubble Project
• The Bush Guard Memos
• The Case of the Missing Swastika
• The Color of Ribbons
• The Copy Left Is Not Right
• The D.I.Y. Debate
• The Design of American Heraldry: An Interview with Charles V. Mugno
• The Designer/Citizen
• The Digital Past: When Typefaces Were Experimental
• The Dreary Art of Presidential Elections
• The Fall and Rise of Illustration: An Interview with Charles Hively
• The History of Graphic Design and Its Audiences
• The Language of Auto Emblems
• The Last Slide Show
• The Lucent Logo Legacy: Long Live the Big Red Donut
• The Man Behind the Man Behind Oz: W. W. Denslow at 150
• The Ministry of Fear
• The Moment of Zen: The Daily Show and Product Development
• The Myth of the Working Mom
• The N Word
• The New Shape of Chocolate: Mobile
• The Prince and the Swastika
• The Re-Skilling of the American Art Student
• The Science of Stereotyping: An Interview with Elizabeth and Stuart Ewen
• The Sleep of Reason Breeds...Design?
• The Soft Soap on Soaponification
• The Spirit of Will Eisner
• The SPY that Came in from the Cold: Interview with Kurt Andersen
• The Unsinkable Denis Kitchen
• The Young and Not So Restless
• Through the Past Knowingly?
• Too Many Grads or Too Few Competencies? The Design School Dilemma
• Visualizing a Revolution: Emory Douglas and The Black Panther Newspaper
• Voices from the Storm
• War Is Not Healthy: The True Story
• What about Cartoons Makes People Mad? An Interview with Signe Wilkinson
• What Color Is My Country?
• What this Country Needs is a Good Five-Year Design Program
• What’s So Special About Interests?
• When Words and Images Collide
• Which Is The Better Logo
• Who Owns Intelligent Design?
• Who’s Afraid of the Big Brand Wolf?
• Why Collaborate?
• Wolfgang Weingart: Making the Young Generation Nuts
• Writing History: What We Have, What We Need
• Design Life Now: Curating the National Design Triennial
• Bookatainment: An Interview with Jim Heimann
• Jack, We Hardly Knew Ye
• Brand America: Of False Promises and Snake Oil
• The Resistance: Designers and Clients Go Head-to-Head
• The Original Night at the Museum: An Interview with Milan Trenc
• Signage and Carnage in the Year of the Dog
• Stamping the Beatles: An Interview with Michael Johnson
• Man and WIHF
• Design as Slow-Motion Train Wreck
• Underground Comix Come of Age: An Interview with Kim Deitch
• Playing for a Living: An Interview with Luke Hohmann
• Rebel Without a Caslon: An Interview with Cyrus Highsmith
• Ephemeral Art’s Lasting Impression: An Interview with Marc and Sara Schiller
• Carnage for Kids
• Big Deal on Big Boy Street: An Interview with Craig Yoe
• Confessions of a Magazine Pervert
• Feud Plus Fraud Equals Freud
• The New Generation Gap: An Exploratory Conversation with John Carlin
• Leaders Are Made, Not Born
• A Scanner and a Mission: An Interview with Paul Ford
• Ghost Rider: David Gross on Remaking a Motorcycle Brand
• Is There a Doctor of Design in the House? An Interview with Meredith Davis
• Fashion iCon: My Brief Interview with Steven Jobs
• Reflections on the Art of the Put-on
• Redesigning The New Yorker to a High Degree of Fussiness
• Redesigning The New Yorker, Pt. 2: A Visual Critique
• The Amazing Visual Language of Processing
• His Second Life: An Interview with Paul Vjecsner
• Staring at the Screen: The Halftone Comes to Light
• The People’s Font: An Interview with Franz Hoffman
• Snag
• The Hand Is Mightier Than the Font: An Interview with Bernard Maisner
• What Is Success?
• Remembering Jeremy Blake
• Whose Red Cross to Bear?
• Waxing Chromatic: An Interview with S. Neil Fujita
• From Alice to Aquaholic
• Forever Skull
• Where Is the (Brotherly) Love?
• Get a Life
• I Want My FredTV: An Interview with Fred Seibert
• Across the Graphic Universe: An Interview with John Berg
• X for All or Nothing
• The Rarebit Fiend Dreams On: An Interview with Ulrich Merkl
• Exceptional Command: An Interview with Nichelle Narcisi
• A Foolproof Technique for Fooling Around
• Research Lite: Design Research Made Easy (If Not Accurate)
• A Graffiti Polemic
• Comics Connoisseur: An Interview with Dan Nadel
• Designer Snakes
• Out of the Lab: An Interview with John Maeda
• The Uses of Distraction
• Lettering Grows in Brooklyn
• Monkeying with the Magazine Business
• This Is Not Only a Test
• Ready for Your Close-up?
• Design That Heals: An Interview with Alan Jacobson
• Art and Propaganda
• Rebuilding a Legacy: The Gastrotypographicalassemblage
• Who’s Afraid of Noir?: An Interview with Richard McGuire
• Off the Chart
• If It Weren’t for Designers, I’d Be One
• Graphic Convergence: Drawing Together Ed Fella and Geoff McFetridge
• Belief in Yesterdays: An Interview with Rian Hughes
• Devil in the Details: An Interview with Esther K. Smith
• Desire’s Design
• A Not-So-Sweet Tale of Digital Type
• Design Patois
• Words of Wool: An Interview with Rüdiger Schlömer
• Better Too Late Than Never
• Team Player: An Interview with Todd Radom
• The Orphan Work You Save Could Be Your Own
• Gone in Sixty Seconds
• Power to the Panels: An Interview with Paul Buhle
• How Not to Be Motivated
• Smears and Straight Talk
• American Icons: Or How Trade Characters Rule the World
• Thank You for Not Smoking
• We Design Stories: The Digital Fiction of Six to Start
• Patches of Honor
• The Olympics of Illustration: An Interview with Mark T. Smith
• Elder Statesman of Comics
• Manifesto Mania
• The Book as Transformer: An Interview with Zach Plague
• Not in My Front Yard!
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