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Lewis Blackwell (1) (1958–)

Author of The End of Print: The Graphic Design of David Carson

For other authors named Lewis Blackwell, see the disambiguation page.

18 Works 899 Members 11 Reviews

About the Author

Lewis Blackwell is head of creative design at Getty Images and was formerly publisher and editor of Creative Review.

Works by Lewis Blackwell

Dogs (2010) 81 copies, 3 reviews
The Life & Love of Trees (2009) 80 copies, 1 review
Edward Fella: Letters on America (2000) 63 copies, 1 review
The Life and Love of Cats (2012) 38 copies, 3 reviews
Rainforest (2014) 23 copies
The Life and Love of Dogs (2014) 14 copies, 1 review
Soon: Brands of Tomorrow (2002) 8 copies

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Canonical name
Blackwell, Lewis
Legal name
Blackwell, Lewis
Birthdate
1958
Gender
male
Occupations
writer
typographer
journal publisher
journal editor
creative director
Organizations
Creative Review
Getty Images
Nationality
UK
Places of residence
Seattle, Washington, USA
London, England, UK
Map Location
UK
Associated Place (for map)
UK

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Reviews

12 reviews
This is a beautiful and joyous collection of photographs of dogs, wildly witty and profoundly perceptive. Dog lovers will treasure the intensity of expression that he succeeds in capturing, and the exactitude with which he captures the essential qualities of many different breeds. As a devoted standard poodle owner, the pairing of show-ready poodles with elaborate topiary was very apt, revealing both the beauty of the dog, and the silliness that that beauty inspires. But you don't have to be show more a dog lover to love this book -- it is a collection of stunning pictures, beautiful as studies in pure form. I got this as a Christmas present: it's a wonderful gift. show less
This book features a fantastic range of original interviews with star photographers and also some lesser-known but equally fascinating photographers. Gives a remarkable insight into what photography is about today - it is how many surveys should be, incredibly insightful and directional, but not didactic, instead incredibly inclusive.
The End of Print is the first collection of the work of David Carson, arguably the most innovative and influential graphic designer of the 1990s. Carson's layered, challenging approach to typography has earned him an international reputation. At the cutting edge, he continually reinvents the relationship between design and type and has single-handedly changed the course of graphic design. A former professional surfer, sociology teacher and now art director of Ray Gun magazine, Carson has show more crystallized the look and attitude of an entire generation and leads a revolution in visual communication. In just a few years, he has acquired a cult following of young designers eager to break with tradition and forge a new aesthetic. show less
Wonderful photo collection with short, thought-provoking essays sprinkled throughout. With most of the photos, there's an accompanying paragraph or two of interesting facts about the breeds on display.

If you love dogs, you need to get your hands on this book.

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Associated Authors

David Carson Designer
Tim Flach Photographer, Author
Angus Hyland Designer
David Byrne Introduction
Claire Desserey Traduction

Statistics

Works
18
Members
899
Popularity
#28,500
Rating
4.2
Reviews
11
ISBNs
79
Languages
5

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