I have created this album of influential graphic designers from 1950 to the present. I have selected them purely because i like their style and i think their work is unique. Also because in my opinion their work stands out from the crowd and is different. I will add to this album over time.Bruno Monguzzi- I like his use of the Swiss Style and mix of colour and typefaces. Great poster
for museum. Helmut Schmidt-Rhen- Total control of juxtaposition of type and image. Professor
of design at Dusseldorf until 1993. Bruno Oldani- This work has obvious roots in Dada playful and beautifully balanced. Frieder Grinder- Love the juxta on the Philanthropist poster. Great understanding
of print colour separation in Othello.
Kurt Wiedermann- work on porche and mercedes corporate logos. Love Malevich poster. Fred Troller- This Boston poster for American Airlines is pure genius.
Rosmerie Tissi- 1st female in my designers. Elegant well presented use and understanding of
typography and colour.
Peter Megert- Worked with Paul Rand his light and movement poster is one of my
favourite uses of typography.
John Gorham- Great application of parody on the Starlin poster. Peter Andermatt- Simple uncomplicated use of type and image. Stanislav Kovar- This designer reflects his eastern european culture in his designs.
Great Motokov poster very Constructivist. Josef Svoboda- Very simple distinct and effective use of fragmenting images. Frederick Vincent Carabott- This unigue style takes into consideration the importance of space.
Mark Zuegin- A very successful logo designer. His safety poster combines type and image in
a way that i find pertinent.
Hans Nurberg- Red cross poster is amazingly powerful and so is his ability to produce
completely different styles. Armin Hofmann- Balance and exellence his work is inspirational to generations of designers. Pierre Boucher- pioneer of photomontage
always remained part photographer/designer.
Paul Rand arguably New York's greatest
Graphic Designer.
Giulio Confalonieri- I like his use of simple
typography and image.
Ernst Hiestand- a conceptual thinker and
teacher to many students.
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