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 (—).
Sector Zone/Seicross arcade game flyer
Wedad 2
1960s Parker Brothers Card Game3
1977 Election Calendar, Catalonia
Arts Labs newsletter
AIGA Gold Medal Award Invitation 19952
Designer as Author: Voices and Visions exhibition correspondence from Michael Rock.
Women's Studies Program Portland State University5
TV Guide September 29th Issue
1984 Los Angeles Olympics
Retro Gamer Magazine2
Whole Earth Catalog; Spring 19702
San Francisco Express Times, vol. 1, no. 482
Cover of Graphis, Vol. 19, Issue 106
Independent Means logo
1962 Gamma Phi Circus program (26th annual)7
Adobe Illustrator 1 packaging2
“Niagara Triangle” Album Cover
“Cosmodemonic Telegraph Company: A Henry Miller Blog” 3
Caroline R. Jones Papers3
Undercurrents, n° 13
Benetton’s “Trib” Package Design
Kewpie Mayonnaise Vegetables Series Advertisement
The Twinlocks Art Deco Catalogue Cover
Amerika poster / flyer
“The Colored Grenadier”2
Decca Records Vinyl featuring Dolly Parton & Bill Phillips 1960s
“Trade Talk”
“Flying Off Handle at International Airport”2
Ramparts; Vol. 11, No. 10
UNCC Graduate Catalog 1972–1973
The Ultimate Flower Book2
Women's Studies on the Edge
Behind the Making of the “Feminist Whole Earth Catalog”
“american sampler”
AFRO-AMERICAN Baltimore newspaper
Beef 'N Bottle Website
Gorgie-Dalry Free Press
“Ken Parkhurst” in Communication Arts11
Cover of Akanoppo Aonoppo
OUT Charlotte T-shirt
“The Spine”
Cover of OZ Magazine, no. 19, (London)
1930s Spanish Blender Advertisement
SM Corneille Catalogue
British Vogue Cover, 1939
Now Hear This! CD cover illustration by Yuko Shimizu, December 2007
MSprint. A Scottish feminist publication
“Wiley Evans” poster for performance
COCA (the Center on Contemporary Art) Presents The COCA CABANA—a performance art cabaret
Rising Up Angry, vol. 4, no. 152
Executives: The Volk Corporation
The Strip by Chris Ware, Part 23, New York Times Magazine, February 26, 2006
Kū‘ē2
Kit Kat (History, Marketing, Flavors & Commercials)
Jimi Hendrix IMA Arena Poster2
Introducing Macintosh. For the rest of us.
“Nelson Carter”2
U&lc typeface advertisement
“Typecast: meaning, culture, and identity in the alphabet omelet (?which came first?)“ from Lift and Separate: graphic design and the quote unquote vernacular 2
United States Surfboard Championships
Good Times, vol. 3, no. 3
Untitled from Newspaper Book
