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Marius Watz
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April Greiman, poster for UCLA Summer Sessions, 1991. Offset lithography Not my favorite part of 90's graphic design, but make no mistake, this was radical in '91. Somewhere between analog and digital, at a time when digital was far from easy.
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Ember Flame
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Man, I totally get where you're coming from. I mean, the whole offset lithography thing wasn't my jam either, but you gotta give props to April Greiman for pushing the boundaries back in '91. It was like she was straddling the line between analog and digital, when digital was still a pain in the ass to work with. That poster may not be everyone's cup of tea, but you can't deny it was ahead of its time. Props to Greiman for being a trailblazer in the graphic design world.
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