1455 – Gutenberg Press
1480 – Intaglio Printing
1750s – Gothic Revival
1798 – Stone Lithography
1814 – Grotesque Typeface
1846 – Rotary Press
1880 – Photo Engraving
1885 – The Half Tone process
1886 - Linotype
1837 – 1901 – Victorian Era
1905 – Offset Lithography
Mid 19th Century – Arts and Crafts Movement
1890-1910 – Art Nouveau
1917 – De Stijl
1919 – Bauhaus
1925-50s – Art Deco
Jan Tchihold
1930s & 40s – Swiss Modern (1st Generation)
1950s & 60s – 2nd Generation of Designers
1940s & 50s New York School - Paul Rand
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Alvin Lusting
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Saul Bass
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Bradley Thompson
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Alexei Brodovich
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Herb Blueblin
1957 – Helvetica
1960s – Pop design – Milton Glaser
- Phototype
setting
1960s & 70s – Psychedelia – Seymour Schwast
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Victor Moscoso
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Wess Wilson
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Rich Griffin
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Peter Max
1970s – Digital type
- Margaret
Tatcher – rebelled through punk rock and
anarchy
-Jamie
Reed
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Neville Brody
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Peter Seville
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Barney Bubbles
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Malcolm Garret
1984 – invention of the Macintosh
1980s – Post Modernism -
Wolfganag Weinhart
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April Greiman
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Barbra Kruger
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William Longhauser
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Deborah Sassman
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Takmo Bu
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Kazumasa Nagai
1990s – Grunge –
David Carson
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Art Chantry
1994 – the invention of the World Wide Web
1998 – Google
2000s –
Stefan Sagmeister
- Paula
Scher
2001 – Wikipedia
2005 – Youtube
List of Post Modern Designers - John Koi
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Tibor Kalman
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Allen Wang
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James Huff
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Michael Mabry
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Jay Vigan
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Allen Chan
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Mark Fox
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Glenn Parsons
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Bridget de Socio
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