Issue 247 - Digital Version

January / February 1987 Cover Image by Doug Johnston Issue 247 of Graphis magazine features the following articles: The Photo-Vision of Laurie Rubin: A look through the lens of a very different eye, written by Richard Lalich; Fallon McElligott Takes Madison Avenue: Who are these guys? And why are they picking on agencies five times their size?, by Dick Calderhead; Sebastian and the Art of Control: At Designframe, technical knowledge is power, by Stuart I. Frolick; Vignelli's Church of the Neo-Modern Spirit: The master designs a Manhattan sanctuary; The Best of Britain: The D&AD show illustrates what keeps the U.K. on the creative map; Doug Johnson at the Wheel: An illustrator, designer and theatrical impresario charts his own course, by Jill Bossert; The Mead Annual Report Show: Designers are breaking new ground. Now what about the words?; and Commentary by Jack Nicholson. CONTENTS 5 Publisher's Letter 6 The Photo-Vision of Laurie Rubin: A look through the lens of a very different eye. By Richard Lalich. 16 Fallon McElligott Takes Madison Avenue: Who are these guys? And why are they picking on agencies five times their size? By Dick Calderhead. 30 Sebastian and the Art of Control: At Designframe, technical knowledge is power. By Stuart I. Frolick. 46 Vignelli's Church of the Neo-Modern Spirit: The master designs a Manhattan sanctuary. 50 The Best of Britain: The D&AD show illustrates what keeps the U.K. on the creative map. 62 Doug Johnson at the Wheel: An illustrator, designer and theatrical impresario charts his own course. By Jill Bossert. 76 The Mead Annual Report Show: Designers are breaking new ground. Now what about the words? 82 Commentary: By Jack Nicholson.