The People’s Graphic Design Archive is a crowd-sourced virtual archive that aims to expand, diversify, and preserve graphic design history. It includes finished projects, process, correspondence, oral histories, articles, and other material in the form of images, documents, videos, audio, as well as links to other relevant archives and websites (—).
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Felix Sockwell’s Jazz Festival poster 2
“Eradicate Violence Against Women” Symbol
Sharing for Survival Animation
Whole Earth Button
The Happiest Millionaire2
Biddy Mason: Time and Place6
Berenstain Bears book cover
Advertisement for PARCO shopping center in Japan
Grand Nagoya Festival poster
Noh play poster
Korakuen Jumbo Pool poster
Poster for Nikke Clothing 奥山 儀八郎
Japanese matchbook art
Theatre poster at the Poster Biennale in Warsaw 田中一光
Shinjuku Mitsukoshi poster
The Landlord's Game4
1992 Ann Arbor Blues and Jazz Festival Poster
Sports Illustrated 2006
1984 Olympics - USPS Advertisement
Mazda advertisement
Studio 54 metal memorabilia4
Hyakumansan
Fujiya Logo
Asahi Gold2
Asahi beer logo
Playstation2 advertisement
New Music Media poster
Seibu department store poster
Weekly Boys Jump(週刊少年ジャンプ) Logo
Parcoala?!
Kanazawa 21st century museum symbol
L'Assiette au Beurre, no. 374, Zola au Pantheon
Microtonic “Van Dyke” Eberhard Faber9
Sticker Federazione Lavoratori Aziende Elettriche Italiane
View of the Sumida River 隅田川の眺め
Mitsuchika on the Battlefield of Yamazaki 山崎古戦場の満親
Sports Illustrated Cover
Egyptian Hieroglyphs cover
Sensation cover
Golden Age Posters Vintage Posters
Join The Air Service poster
Angels Entering Cathedral Christmas greeting card 2
Russell Athletics Space Camp sweatshirt
Bulgari Ad
Cartier Ad
BMW Ad
EAGLE Turquoise drawing pencils 3H10
Faber Castell lead3
Federazione CGIL CISL/UIL membership card
F. Weber CO. Artist's sandpaper pad5
STEREOPHONIC
Hampshire greeting card3
Christmas greeting card3
Detroit Grand Prix poster
Pictogram Design4
LoCoS Keyboard
Tokyo Subway Map Bilingual
Logo of the Ministry of Economy, trade and Industry (METI)3
ISO 7010 E001 ‘Running Man’ Exit Sign
Matter by John Thorpe Number 25 in the fascicle series “A Curriculum of the Soul”
Tilt Into It, CD cover design
Hitachi’s Brain
100 Years of International Standardization Logo
