Eclectic menagerie: The Society of Illustrators 34th Annual Exhibition

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Over 450 illustrations in the categories of advertising, books, editorial and institutional were exhibited at the Museum of American Illustration in New York, NY. A wide variety of styles in the graphic arts were represented, and some unusual techniques could be viewed. Artists whose works were shown included Scott Guftasson, Hiro Kimura, Braldt Bralds, Paul Davis, John Jude Palencar, Joel Peter Johnson and John Mattos. Technology, sexuality and animals were popular themes.

Exhibitions, Illustrators, Society of Illustrators

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Kozue Naito and the cloth menagerie

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Costume artist Kozue Naito started as an illustrator but felt unfulfilled. She has received wide acclaim for her work since the mid-1980s. She has had five solo exhibitions, numerous displays in magazines and advertising layouts and provided clothing for television, the theater and concerts. Her motifs are from nature and she shops for her own materials.

Apparel and accessories, not elsewhere classified, All Other Cut and Sew Apparel Manufacturing, Other Garments NEC, Methods, Fashion designers, Clothing, Naito, Kozue

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A selection from the Tokyo Type Directors Club Annual Awards 2002

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A short selection of the 2002 Tokyo Type Directors Club (TDC) award winners is presented, and TDC-selected works rank among the international best in typography. This is because TDC has the unique disposition to honor challenging experimental work, in addition to the more staple commercial work.

United States, Achievements and awards, Printers (Persons)

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