Milton Glaser printmag No two arrangements are alike

No two arrangements are alike

We’re just gonna copy and paste with abandon

He (Matter) came to the U

This book’s 2-page introduction gives just a taste of the esteem in which he is held in Japan—the remaining sixty or so pages will show why he’s earned that esteem

But we wouldn’t go through the trouble of even writing this much if we didn’t think the book adequately covered its topic and was worth having

Milton Glaser printmag No two arrangements are alikeDont be turned off by the totally banal cover of this book. Between these reddish brown boards is an explosion of colorand work by Milton Glaser that weve never seen before. That makes sense, because the book is from Japan, assembled from a different perspective and without the attachment to all the companies. publishers, and regular work associated with Glaser that we have in the United States. Designed by Tadanori Yokoo, this one will definitely