



Personally I'm not giving up on galaxy collages or orderly photos of the contents of my bag. But if I see another graphic designer holding up a poster I might scream. You know what I'm talking about. Design trends. To follow or not to follow? This is the question asked by the team behind, This Year I Will Try Not To, a cheeky newspaper challenging current design clichés. I can only imagine how interesting an exercise it would have been to identify all the visual tricks designers are collectively exploring these days. What a fun idea.
This year I will break the rules and make a newspaper about it while typesetting my findings in placard condensed – certainly not in helvetica. Dang, that has already been done.
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Originally spotted on magCulture, an excellent course for all things magazine.
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2 comments:
Ah the hold 'designer holding up poster' trend. Just makes me wanna bend their dainty little fingers back . . grrr
Ben, I couldn't agree more!
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