Design & Style 2: Streamline frigginmagic a modest typographer who puts

a modest typographer who puts the good in Really Good Work

The red lettering was by Stephen Harvard and the black lettering is by Lance Hidy

and anything that can be depicted graphically

(We know that only counting twenty-six is a gross oversimplification and that we’re ignoring non-Latin scripts

Eugen Gomringer

Design & Style 2: Streamline frigginmagic a modest typographer who putsThis might just be the best little book about the Streamline era of the 1930s that weve ever come across. Every picture is good and interesting. No duds. And it that makes sense as it was edited by Steve Heller and designed by Seymour Chwast. Every spread packs a punch and pulls us in. We didnt know we could be interested in this style until we laid our peepers on this one.