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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Designer as Author: Voices and Visions exhibition proposal document
“Famed graphic designer and racial, cultural and gender equity advocate Cheryl D. Miller donates personal archive to Stanford Libraries”
“What Lovely Gasoline!“2
Murray & Nickell Cotton Root Bark3
All American Girl Baseball League Metal Sign
Undercurrents, n° 13
People's News Service
Leeds Other Paper
Richard Hell CBGB's Poster
The Subtle Desire of the Oxymoron
Northfield News
Possil Post
The Great Rap Hits (Sugar Hill, 1980)
PendingEditThe Strip by Chris Ware, Part 6, New York Times Magazine, October 23, 2005
Coit Tower on Telegraph Hill
Correspondence from Cristina de Almeida on NKU letterhead to Anne Burdick regarding planned Designer as Author: Voices and Visions exhibition.
Other Scenes; vol. 4, no. 47
“Pale fire” by Vladimir Nabokov
The Flying Wards Postcard "A Sugar Cane Mill"2
Bob Fisher's 5 Fearless Flyers
Ward Postcards, Ostrich Farms4
Graceland2
Typewriting on the Sky
Revolting Librarians
“I'll Be Doggone Glad To See You!” Postcard3
Cybernetics and the Design of Systems
Checkers 3
RCA Records Record Sleeve
The Flyer QIX
The Workbasket3
Shaun Palmer's Pro Snowboarder3
Japanese Package Design Exhibition
“Victor Haboush (1924-2009)“ article3
The Land and Wildlife of Australia2
Win Peace and Freedom Through Nonviolent Action; vol. 5, no. 14
John King's Gravestone2
The Rag, vol. 4, no. 7
Win Peace and Freedom Through Nonviolent Action; vol. 10, no. 40
Rat 2
SCI-Arc Building in Los Angeles (series)3
Discogs
Vector, vol. 8, no. 3
On the Poverty of Student Life: Ten Days That Shook the University, 2nd ed.
“The Open Gate That Leads From Work to Play”2
SDS New Left Notes, vol. 3, no. 40
Win Peace and Freedom Through Nonviolent Action; vol. 10, no. 5
Cover of Communication Arts, March 1961
“Everett Peck” 2
Article on Supergraphics4
“San Francisco” 2
“Roth Catalog 68”
Interview with Ed Fella about Agenda design studio2
Color Harmony for your Home6
The Story of the American Negro
“Dynamite voices”
“Photography/TV/Films” 2
Entrance for Lustig Office
“Cheap Trix: Exposing Marc Treib”2
Radical America vol. 7, no. 6
The Black Panther; vol. 4, no. 282
It Ain't Me Babe; Vol. 1 No. 162
Levi's Pants Advertising Poster Mermaid
“Upcoming Photographer”
