Eye Magazine

From Mike Kippenhan The idea of inviting a variety of people associated with design to write about ‘neglected classics that take us “beyond the canon”’ resulted in an interesting and enjoyable issue of Eye (no. 68 vol. 17). It was refreshing to be introduced not only to some classics I was unaware of, but also to new contributors who have taken the time to share their ideas and interests.

I thought I was going to be the warm-up man for Ian Anderson.

Print can still do lots of things you can’t do online   , and one of the more striking and tactile techniques in the print designer’s armoury is die-cutting, writes John L. Walters.

It’s not an obvious design or art exhibition – more like an interactive playroom from the design museum of our dreams.

When I asked a member of Sheffield’s Millennium Gallery staff where I’d find the Advanced Beauty exhibition of digital video art, he politely confessed to having no idea what I was talking about, writes David Thompson.