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  1. M.H. says:

    Strict use of grids and colour palette. Much of the posters was produced by Swiss graphic designer Josef Muller-Brockmann. He produced Grid Systems in Graphic Design and The Graphic Artist and his Design Problems. Look for his books from YouWorkForThem or seek more information from Duane King’s website Thinking For A Living: http://www.thinkingforaliving.org

    Best,

    p.s. I’m a bit surprised your not familiar with Josef’s work.

  2. mrcury says:

    Yes, Müller-Brockmann! My favourite approach to type in posters. Oh, the font he used was almost exclusively Berthold’s Akzidenz Grotesk.

  3. Antonio says:

    Scott, like already mentioned, these posters we’re done by the legendary Brockmann. I write about him quite often on my blog, http://www.aisleone.net. He was a huge advocate of grid systems.

    You can see more of his stuff at this online gallery:

    http://www.imagenow.ie/gallery/flash.htm

    As well as this collection at Blanka:

    http://www.blanka.co.uk/Design/Muller-Brockmann

  4. rafalski says:

    Imagenow should still have the neat catalogue from the Brockmann poster exhibition they had in 2004. It’s really worth getting.

  5. Too bad i didnt come across this blog before. Great stuff you got here. Thanks.

  6. Kelvin says:

    Hi Scott,

    I was wondering,
    since alot of your work is based on ultra tight typography and all,
    it would be cool to have a post on the top 10 fonts that you use and some write up on them perhaps. Then in the comments we could discuss our favorite fonts and stuff.. Would be cool~

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