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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“Touch and Show: Computers in Exhibits” article
“Government’s Role in Design: The California Experiment” 2
“Print Personality”
“The First Silk Screen Colophon” 2
John Neuhart Typography Assignment
An Eames Perspective
Roots of California Contemporary Architecture4
“Top Drawer: High Adventure”2
“Roth Catalog 68”
“R.F”
“In the Audience at Aspen...“ 2
“Super Bug”
Paisley
“Fury by Plymouth”
“Warner Brothers Packaging Division” 2
“California Choppers”
Back of “Support Your Local Fuzz”
“Innovations in annual report design” 2
“Support Your Local Fuzz”
“Big Five Six”
“Love is Hate”
“Help Promote Street Racing” (mini bike)
“Drag Racers Inc!“
Skip Barrett's Business Card
“Cheap Trix: Exposing Marc Treib”2
Freak Brothers Comic Set3
Five County Freeway and Artery Map3
Every Tenth Jesus
CalArts Bulletin5
“King of the Ratty Line” 2
LAICA Journal No. 293
“Imagination by the Roll” 3
“Harold Burch” 2
“Everett Peck” 2
“Electronic Printing and Graphic Design” 2
“Delivering the Goods” 2
“California South” 2
I AM FURIOUS (FEMALE)2
Poster for “Junkyard” By The Birthday Party
Roth Monster Catalog
Cover of Car Craft Magazine May 1961
Green Rat Fink Decal
“Scape-mates”
1984 Los Angeles Olympics
“NOW” poster
Modernism and Eclecticism2
Clockwork Orange LP sleeve2
Sports Illustrated Olympic Edition 197211
“Sunstone”2
Innerlevel
“California North” 2
F202 B CalArts Design Office Archive
“An Elegant Seduction”: Champion’s pioneering
“Graphic Design at the World’s Fair” 2
“Disney Backgrounds” 2
The Show Was Ok, But the Catalog Was Brilliant2
“Dinghead Gremmy Surfink”
NAACP PEACE STAMP
Survival School: how to stay alive on Haight Street
FIRE!! Devoted to Younger Negro Artists
“Haight Street is ours to play on till we feel it beautiful to stop..“
Negro American Literature Forum
“The Invisible Circus”
