Order Your Copy Today; All 2007 issues on one disc — it's searchable, printable and easily portable!
All six of Print's 2007 issues are now available on a single CD, including the Regional Design Annual, the European Design Annual, our New Visual Artists, and so much more. Simply click on the title of a story in the table of contents to read the full feature. While our website features select articles, the CD includes all of the images as well in a handy, easy-to-read layout.
This CD Features:
Complete text searchability for fast and easy use.
Active links that give you one-click access to every
site referenced in the magazine.
A portable format allowing you keep a year's worth of
Print at home or at the office.
Here's a look at some of the highlights you'll find on this CD:
January/February—Global
Dialogues Print's annual issue
on global design examines issues from around the world, from Banksy's
elusive persona to the emerging Berlin aesthetic. The issue
explores the roles designers play in preserving local cultures,
exemplified in The Netherland's immigration posters.
March/April—New
Visual Artists This ever-popular issue profiles 20
emerging young artists nominated by leading figures in design,
illustration, photography, motion graphics, type design and other
disciplines. The issue also looks closely at the DIY
spirit invigorating design and popular culture and gets friendly
with the Florida duo Friends
With You.
May/June—European
Design Annual The latest and greatest graphic design
work from all over Europe, selected by an international jury and
highlighted in a special showcase. Plus, the issue profiles leading
designers, from Belgium's Paul Boudens to Lithuania's PetPunk,
and looks at whether design weeks really matter. July/August—The
Consumption Issue PRINT investigates the role designers play in
driving spending, saving, and activism. The issue analyzes how
developers are advertising the
luxury condo craze and profiles the designer whose Brillo
boxes inspired Andy Warhol. Plus, a week in the life of four very
obsessed consumers.
September/October—Business
Graphics The best business graphics from around the
world are showcased in our third
annual competition. The issue also featues a
profile of the interactive design firm Local
Projects, a discussion of the future of Getty
Images, and the wackiness of the children's television show
Yo
Gabba Gabba!
November/December
Regional Design
Annual ever includes 1,026 winning designs, divided by region.
Plus: The New Republic gets , a New Orleans illustrator considers the
aftermath of Katrina, and Wikipedia
gets it all wrong. This issue is a must-read for
designers who want to check out of all the best creative work
produced around the country.
