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An incredible web resource: Elif Ayiter's beautifully designed history of visual communication — from cave paintings to Gutenberg to Maeda. (Pictured: a spread from Bradbury Thompson's Westvaco Books, 1940s–50s.)
That last link, by the way, goes to another one of my favorite image resources: Alki1's collection on Flickr. She's 80 years old and totally inspiring.
In addition to a new identity and all of the print communications for the Council on Competitiveness, we've been redesigning the Council's website at Compete.org. And this is a total top-to-bottom overhaul — including new content and strategic focus. It launched quietly earlier this week and it's really satisfying to see a non-profit brand fully rejuvenated, from web to print. More screenshots after the jump.
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