U&lc Printed Articles

Vol. 24, Number 2, Fall 1997 This issue of U&lc is designed by Roger Black Incorporated: Roger Black, Maryjane Fahey, Ariel Cepeda, Laura Eisman.

Vol. 24, Number 3, Winter 1997 The Winter, 1997 issue of U&lc celebrates “unslick” graphic design — an esthetic and an attitude devoid of ornamentation or ostentation which appeals on a level that ranges from the vernacular and naive to the emotional and visceral.

Vol. 24, Number 4, Spring 1998 The Spring 1998 issue of U&lc takes “Youth” as its theme, from the Youth Culture of the late ‘60s to the marketing and packaging aimed at the young consumers of today.

Vol. 26, Number 1, Summer 1999 In its Summer 1999 issue, U&lc pushes a little farther than usual in the techie direction, with not only Olav Martin Kvern’s “Skeptical Typographer” column but also a round-up of current font-management programs by Kathleen Tinkel.

Vol. 25, Number 4, Spring 1999 With an increased page count, the Spring 1999 issue of U&lc focuses on type and lettering in contemporary Moscow and poster design in early twentieth-century Berlin, with a sidelong glance at the designing of wine labels in Portland, Oregon.

Vol. 25, Number 3, Winter 1998 The Winter 1998 issue of U&lc introduces ITC Founder’s Caslon, looks back fondly at the Studio Vista publishing program of the 1960s and ’70s.

Vol. 25, Number 2, Fall 1998 Hand-crafted books, Aaron Burns, Dangers of Defaults, Lambent typography.

The nature of the type world keeps changing. And any online publication is, by definition, about change. U&lc Online began life as an online companion to U&lc, ITC’s award-winning magazine; from here on in, it will begin a new life, in a new format, as ITC’s online voice. Expect the unexpected. U&lc Online is ITC’s international journal of graphic design and digital media. U&lc Online needs no subscription; it’s part of the ITC web site, itcfonts.com. To read U&lc Online, just bookmark this page and check it out every month.