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Comments (8) Posted 03.13.09 | PERMALINK | PRINT

Eric Baker

Today, 03.14.09



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Eric Baker Design Associates is a Manhattan-based design firm established in 1986. Eric teaches the history of graphic design and corporate identity at the School of Visual Arts, and has twice received National Endowment for the Arts Grants for independent design history projects. He is inveterate collector of books and ephemera. Editor's Note: All images link to their original source and are copyright their original owners.



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"Each morning, before starting work, I spend 30 minutes checking out This isn't happiness" apparently. Not that I have a problem with that.

Thanks.
Peteski
03.13.09 at 09:58

A very eclectic mix
The Floating Frog
03.14.09 at 06:09

Always look at Mr. Baker's files for that kickstart in the AM.
pat Taylor
03.14.09 at 06:41

Thanks for this. Looks like Chris Ware did a reorganized but slightly obvious rip-off, aka "inspiration", for his Acme Novelty Library 17 from the 1930s News Atlas. Naysayers will say of course that "everything has been done before", "there is nothing new under the sun" etc etc.
Chris Bare
03.14.09 at 09:31

Thanks for this Eric -
a crazy mix but Strangely Inspirational

Marianne
Marianne McDougall
03.14.09 at 05:00

Excellent mix. Thanks for posting!
Vesper de Vil
03.14.09 at 09:42

Thanks for this series! Love the Futurism in this one.
Dave
03.16.09 at 02:35

Strange the way constructivism remains as attractive today as it did almost a century ago, especially considering what lay ahead for the movement that spawned it...
thepicklebot
03.19.09 at 09:56


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Eric Baker is design director for The O Group in Manhattan, where he strategizes design for all things luxury. He is also on the faculty at The School of Visual Arts.
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