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Published in Bratislava in 1964 the Projekt magazine was a regular periodical issued by the Society of Slovak Architects and so an 'official' mouthpiece sanctioned by the Government. Czechoslovakia, throughout its complex history, has always had a strong culture of graphic and industrial design and this cover is, to my eyes, a fine piece of work. Sadly no designer is given.
Everybody Loves A Sandwich! For Sandwich Treats For Everyone Count On Kraft - Bring on the Kraft sandwich treats! On second thought, we might give the stackers a pass; they seem to have sprung a leak.
Editorial design for Golf Georgia magazine, the official publication for the Georgia State Golf Foundation.
Working with text heavy articles.
Opening spread for a racial round table piece. Designer, Jessi Miller's idea to have the letters imitate the photograph really made it.
Libby’s Sauerkraut:
Dear Libby’s Sauerkraut people,
About those Bacon Wrapped Kraut Kabobs - thank you for suggesting the ladle option, because never in a million years would our messy, clumsily pierced, half-baked bacon and sauerkraut kabobs look or behave like the visions of perfection in your ad.
Sincerely, Shelf Life
P.S. Please send us the 4 handsome Rosewood and stainless steel skewers, because we want to die trying.
Magazine Design for The Exchange Magazine. The magazine of the College of Business & Behavioral Science at Clemson University.
Experimental Typography using sugar. check the rest of my stuff out on my website www.stephenkay.co(.nr) (sorry about the brackets flickr doesnt let you link co. nr websites
or check my blog at sounderpaid.blogspot.com
Editorial design for Golf Georgia magazine, the official publication for the Georgia State Golf Foundation.
Sunkist Lemons: The Most Useful Fruit - Ah, bygone days, when lemons were recommended for mouthwash, household cleaner, and ‘liver tonic’.
Big ups go to photographer, Scott A. Miller for his wonderful photographs of the final shuttle launch.
Opening spread for a feature story about the business side of the horse industry. This layout will always be a fond memory for me because after too much time on the internet and around town looking for just the right horse, we used this one out of my son's barnyard set.
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