an Eye, a Bee, an “M” (Paul Rand) 6cyrusilkscreens which provides a rare first-person

which provides a rare first-person technical account of the art of punchcutting

It’s an easy read and a pleasant distraction and a thoughtful discourse on the graphic representation of one thing for another

The whole thing was screen-printed in more colors than we can count

That’s a big deal

Sounds familiar

an Eye, a Bee, an “M” (Paul Rand) 6cyrusilkscreens which provides a rare first-personCalling all Big Blue Buffs, Watsonians, Thinkerheads, and Blunatics. This ones for you. Its the second printing of Paul Rands iconic IBM rebus. (There were only 100 of the first printing.) Let us just cut to the chase and paste what Steve Heller wrote about this one: The 1981 Eye Bee M rebus is Paul Rands most iconic poster (the equivalent, say, of Lucian Bernhards Priester Match or Milton Glasers Dylan poster). It has become synonymous with the