Fred Troller Design features over 50 pages of the designer’s paperback book covers. Help us get this important survey of his work into print by pledging at @voldotco https://t.co/IXVHbt7SsQ
Across a career that began in the early 1950s and spanned five decades, graphic designer Fred Troller forged a Swiss modernist path through corporate America. Working with equal ease across packaging, advertisement and book covers, his works, with their concise minimalism, were far removed from the more ornate vocabulary of American visual culture in the 1960s.
A crowd-sourcing campaign is now pooling funds for the production of a monograph that captures his life and work. Crafted by @uniteditions and his daughter and son-in-law Meret and Dani Piderman, it promises an intimate view of Troller's oeuvre.
To back the book, please visit:
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@readJPEG@comp_design@presentcorrect Lastly, no promises(!), but if we can find some time, we're going to look into whether a reprint is feasible later on the year. Will announce on the comp email newsletter if it were to happen. Hope this helps! We'd love to hear how you like your new notebook(s)!
@readJPEG@comp_design Haven't tried this yet, but it looks beautiful, and if @presentcorrect is stocking it, it has to be good! https://t.co/yxo3g0yg7S
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In advance of the US's recent debt ceiling raise, we were asked to contribute a design for 'a trillion dollar coin' for @Lizstins@FastCoDesign along with @order@athleticsnyc@buck_tv. Our response: A 'Get out of Debt Free' coin. Full article: https://t.co/gvlFd9tz5a