Print Magazine February 2014 Digital Download

You'll Love This Issue If:

• You love graphic design!
• You want a tasteful look at sex and sexuality in design
• You want a look at how graphic design has used the depiction of sex through the ages

Print Magazine's February 2014 Issue. In this issue, we take a tasteful look at everything from sex itself to sexuality. Plus, we draw attention to the artists and projects, such as the racy Secret Behavior magazine, that explore sex. We even sneak behind the black bars of censorship to understand why certain comics are so controversial

Inside Print Magazine’s February 2014 Issue You'll Find:

FEATURES

Peeping In

Graphic design has long used sex to get what it wants. This depiction of sex, though, has radically changed through the decades, as seen in pin-ups, pulps and more. By Steven Heller

Women Who Design

Women in creative leadership roles are rare. Print explores how the top 3% broke through the glass ceiling to challenge the odds. By Sabrina Shattles

An Uncensored Look at Banned Comics

The cross-hairs of censorship have been aimed toward comics for many years.Artists speak out and identify why their work makes others so uncomfortable. By Michael Dooley

The Discarded American Palette

Derek Erdman is a dumpster-diving, gritty illustrator who went from a Kinko’s connoisseur to a recognized artist, even finding a fan in hip-hop star Macklemore. By Fritz Swanson

DEPARTMENTS

Grids+Guides: Female cartoonists are Pretty in Ink; ROY G. BIV gives color its treatment; designers create sketch-books; Stefan Sagmeister updates his aphorisms; and a design firm shows its love for a local music shop.

Interview: Mixed media artist Javier Rodríguez García has mastered papercraft, melding illustration and pop-culture commentary.

Evolution: The contexts associated with the letter “X” have often raised eyebrows. Take a look at the history of XXX.

Best Practices: How do you balance quality and morality when it comes to printed work? Trish Witkowski aims to help find a happy medium with sustainability in mind.

Dialogue: Illustrator and designer–turned–restaurateur Ryan Feerer tells Steven Heller how his Texas-based restaurant Abi-Haus allows him to invoke all the senses.

Observer: Secret Behavior, an art magazine, proves that sexuality explored on the printed page can be something more than commercial porn: It’s intimacy through art.

Reviews: Jezebel.com’s Fine Lines column evolves into an imprint to re-release young adult titles of the past —ranging from trashy to esteemed.

The Last Word:Seymour Chwast goes under the covers with Joan Crawford.

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Author/Speaker/Editor   Print Staff

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ISBN 13                           9781440332623