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2 Responses to “Posterpage / In memory of Shigeo Fukuda”
ryan hageman added these words on Feb 05 09 at 9:46 AMhe’s gone. i’ve seen others, in that series of photographs, where he’s defying gravity and sticking to the wall. it is a perfectly lyrical choice of imagery.
the quality about design that i find quite interesting is how these great designers live on it their work, books and words.
Shigeo Fukuda is a primary reason for my interest and study of Japanese design.
ryan hageman added these words on Feb 06 09 at 6:02 PMif there is one person that would write an obituary for a graphic designer, it must be steven heller.
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/01/20/arts/design/20fukuda.html?_r=3&ref=obituaries