Lucienne Roberts
Recent articles about Lucienne Roberts
Read me! Part 2. Literacy in graphic design education
Issue 37, Autumn 2000
‘Relativist’ debates within the profession have extended to the way design and typography are…
Read me! Part 1. Literacy in graphic design
Issue 37, Autumn 2000
Graphic designers are responsible for the communication of ideas through words, signs and…
Recent blog posts by Lucienne Roberts
Faithful dress
1 January 2017
The latest publication from GraphicDesign& is an illustrated spotters’ guide to nuns’ habits.
Review by Sarah Snaith
Looking Good: A visual guide to a nun’s habit is full of interesting facts for a curious mind, writes Sarah Snaith.
Noted #78
18 October 2016
TypoCircle exhibition, Arjowiggins paper sample, Double Dagger, D&AD Manual 2016 and SEA 20
Here are a few things – an exhibition, paper sample, letterpress journal, manual and book – that caught our attention in recent weeks.
The graphic languages of fashion
1 December 2014
Graphic design is woven into fashion culture. ‘Women Fashion Power’ at London’s Design Museum shows how, says Colin Davies
Walking up the stairs to the first-floor gallery space at the Design Museum, London, you get an inclination you might be walking into an explosion, a mini Big Bang, writes Colin Davies.
Noted #62
7 August 2014
Hoogerbrugge, Comic Sans for Cancer, Leaving the Building, (Re)Brand USA and posters
Here are a few more things that caught our attention in recent weeks.
Type Tuesday – 10 December 2013
4 December 2013
Archive night with Lucienne Roberts, Rathna Ramanathan, Fraser Muggeridge, Gerry Leonidas, Ken Garland, Simon Esterson and Martin Andrews
Next week we’ll be hosting another Type Tuesday event at St Bride Library in London. This time it’s an ‘archive night’ in collaboration with the Department of Typography & Graphic Communication at the University of Reading.
Type Tuesday: Forward to page 1
19 June 2012
Managing (Great) expectations with a mix of ‘Pecha Kucha and speed dating’
A thought-provoking evening at the Design Museum marked the launch of Page 1: Great Expectations, the first publication by GraphicDesign&, writes Caroline Roberts.