Issue 284 - Digital Version

March / April 1993 Cover Image Illustration by Graham Reynolds In Issue 284 of Graphis magazine, you'll find stories on Liberal arts and design education today, written by Mark Salmon, Ph.D.; Design Technology: Try a pencil once a week, by Diane Burns; Communication: Let the conversation begin, by Allison Hoover Bartlett and Clifford Selbert; Functionalism as an aesthetic statement, by Stuart Silverstone; Bringing Guitars to Life: The making of Ferrington Guitars, by Nancy Skolos; A Letter to Monet, by Milton Glaser ; and Limousines for the Feet: Nike, Inc., by Steven Hamilton Holt. Artists profiled include Michele de Lucchi, written by Lita Talarico; Graham Reynolds, by Jan Burney; Baku F. Saito, by Kimberly E. Morris; Scott A. Mednick, by Mike Hicks; and Bruno Zehnder, by Daniel Suter. CONTENTS Cover Illustration by Graham Reynolds 8 Contributors to this issue 11 Education: Liberal arts and design education today, by Mark Salmon, Ph.D. 13 Design Technology: Try a pencil once a week, by Diane Burns 15 Communication: Let the conversation begin, by Allison Hoover Bartlett and Clifford Selbert 18 Viewpoint: Functionalism as an aesthetic statement, by Stuart Silverstone 20 Architect of Objects: Michele de Lucchi, by Lita Talarico 34 A Quieter Life: Graham Reynolds, by Jan Burney 42 One Man's Imagination: Baku F. Saito, by Kimberly E. Morris 48 The Next Wave: Scott A. Mednick, by Mike Hicks 62 Bringing Guitars to Life: The making of Ferrington Guitars, by Nancy Skolos 70 A Letter to Monet, by Milton Glaser 82 The Penguin Man: Bruno Zehnder, by Daniel Suter 88 Limousines for the Feet: Nike, Inc., by Steven Hamilton Holt