From Cliché to Archetype, 2011 Ginko Press edition Contributed by Nick Sherman on Feb 2nd, 2014. Artwork published in 2011. Source: http://www.gingkopress.com License: All Rights Reserved. This 2011 reprint of Marshall McLuhan’s From Cliché to Archetype, desiged by Anne Burdick, features Arbor, printed on a transparent jacket and wrapped around Torque and yellowness. From the book’s printer, Asia Pacific Offset: The case also has the title dembossed deeply on the front cover which lines up with the title that is silkscreened on the durable acetate jacket. See also: the typographic design for the book’s first edition. Source: http://www.asiapacificoffset.com License: All Rights Reserved. Typefaces Formats Books (3259) Topics Other (170) Designers/Agencies Anne Burdick (1) Tagged withMarshall McLuhan (5)Wilfred Watson (2)Gingko Press (1)philosophy (44)yellow (268)unconventional materials (28)acetate (5)transparent jackets (20) Artwork location United States (5349) Post a comment Name Email – will not be published Website Your response Submit Comment More Torque in use Variable Technologies2012Tal LemingType SupplyContributed by Village NAVE Estácio de Sá2014Rodrigo SaianiPlauLucas AnelliContributed by Rodrigo Saiani Staff Pick RS:X windsurfingc. 2017unknownContributed by Matthijs Sluiter Staff Pick Sponsor More in Other Benign Duplicates. Diaries and Photographs From The Archive of N. Kozakov2019Kirill GluschenkoContributed by Kirill Gluschenko Staff Pick Alien Magazine, issue 01, 2019, “Aliens of Extraordinary Ability”2019Frau im MondContributed by Frau im Mond Comunicas magazine2011Paula MastrangeloContributed by Paula Mastrangelo Balance magazinec. 2015Boab DesignContributed by JAF More in Books Wolfling by Gordon R. Dickson (Dell)1977unknownContributed by Pirx Digital Archive of Coimbra’s Historical Center2018João BickerDanie'LopesPedro MartinsContributed by Danie' Lopes Career Cat1962Contributed by Stephen Coles ShowCASe exhibition catalogue2004Jonathan BarnbrookRasha KahilContributed by Gareth Hague More Fonts In Use Robert Thorne and the origin of the ‘modern’ fat face, Poem Pamphlet No. 22020Jérôme KnebuschContributed by Jérôme Knebusch Staff Pick The Next Web2012The Next WebContributed by Webtype Staff Pick Oloom scientific magazine2020Sharaf StudioContributed by 29Letters Staff Pick 21Wallpaper2019Azai StudiosContributed by Darden Studio Staff Pick