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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Posters for “The Technoetic Aesthetic” 2
Sea Ranch Logo on Marker Building3
Narly Typeface5
Generation of Revolutionaries
“Extrapolasis”
Foo Fighters, Rolling Stone magazine spreads
Stamps Olympics 1968
No 6 7 Pyramide in Form Einer Achtelskugel
Entrance for Lustig Office
“The First Silk Screen Colophon” 2
Rat
Louis Danziger RIT Library finding aid2
SM3BDP Radio Postcard
Poster by Corita Kent students 10
Levi's Pants Advertising Poster plugged in
Vector, vol. 4, no. 32
“West Coast Graphics face the Music” 2
Interior of La Fonda del Sol Restaurant Design4
Correspondence with Ken Parkhurst2
Target Ad 1969 - The Minneapolis Star
The Realist, no. 722
Yipster Times, vol. 1, no. 7
“Trade Talk” 2
“American People Series #19: U. S. Postage Stamp Commemorating the Advent of Black Power”
American Express Promotional Materials9
“Stop Making Sense” titles2
Know the Game: Badminton
“One Man One Vote” SNCC Poster
“Regional News” 2
“Coffee Hour”
“Calaveras del Taller de Gráfica Popular”
E Pluribus Unum.
California Beef Council stationery
“Lift equilibrium”
“Description of a Slave Ship”
Los Angeles 1984 Olympics
“The Fifth Annual Exhibition of Communication Art” 2
CalArts Bulletin5
Rising Up Angry, vol. 5, no. 12
“Death of Tarelkin” costume
“The Who: Joshua Light Show”
“Vis pour nous / vis sans nous”
“Glass Menagerie” Play by Tennessee Williams
“Packaging Review” (Grape Gold, Lin-Flake)2
“Chemistry at MIT”
Vote yes on 19
riverrun, vol.2 no. 13
The International Times, no. 302
“The Vintner Finds A Way”2
“Mathematica” board game4
“Rest in Levi’s”
Leaves of Grass
Paisley
San Diego Door, vol. 5, issue 19
“Scape-mates”
Esquire Magazine Cover, February 1936
Hope of a Nation Patriotism WPA era
“Racism Chains Both”
Article on “G. Dean Smith” from Communication Arts Magazine3
Green's Lunch2
“Advertising” 2
Everyday Art Spring Issue 1956 cover
Rising Up Angry, vol. 1, no. 5
