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Creative Review (10/09) September 2010

Creative Review (10/09) September 2010
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Publication Date Sep 2010
Description CR's September issue is our graduate special, with profiles on seven new graduates: young designers and creatives who left college this summer, making their way in the world of visual communications. Elsewhere in the issue, we have a profile on Ultravox founder, designer, filmmaker, illustrator and perennial innovator John Foxx. And in Crit we have two pieces on data visualisation: Nicholas Felton accuses Barnbrook's Little Book Of Shocking World Facts of making errors in its presentation of information, while Rebecca Pohancenik reveals that data visualisation, far from being a modern practice, has its roots in the investigations of 17th century scientists. Jeremy Leslie looks at why Roger Black's Ready-Media project has been causing outrage among editorial designers, and Jörg Colberg reviews Invisible: Covert Operations and Classified Landscapes, a photographic investigation into top secret America. Monograph this month, our subscriber-only supplement, has had a change of paper stock this month to Curious SKIN Black. Our subject matter this time is the album sleeve art produced by Tony McDermott for reggae label Greensleeves.
ISSN 9770262103092
Quantity 1
Format Magazine
Month September 2010
Language English
Publication Creative Review

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