an opened book with a pink page on the left and four text paragraphs on the right page
an opened book with text and lines illustrations on the left and a small portion of a pink poster on the right side
an opened book depicting a picture of a stage with a colorful backdrop on the left side and a lot of text on the right side
an opened book depicting a brick wall on the left and a collage of random images on the right
an opened book depicting a collage of random images on the left and a brick wall on the right
an opened book depicting a photo of a wall with the message Lonely savage on the left and a bunch of text paragraphs on the right side on red background
an opened book depicting a picture of a fence and test paragraphs on the left and on the right is a blue wall with the graffiti: sensitive boy looking for a girl in a flowery dress
An opened book depicting a woman tattoo and roses on the left page and typography design on the right: love all over. a look at love, lust, and heartbreak through new york city graffiti.
an opened book with a blank pink page on the left and a grid of black and white headshots on the right
an opened book with the pre-cover in pink pages
the back cover of a book colored in brown

Glaser’s Project: Love in New York Part 1

Nov 26 2012

Blog post photos by Ali Emre Dogramaci/Text by Simone Noronha

Milton Glaser’s first year MFA Design class is all about collaboration this year.

The ‘Love in New York’ book was born out of Milton’s first assignment to propose a new editorial magazine.

Each student developed a cover concept complete with name, tagline and headline, and pitched them in the following class. Students broke into groups of four to select and develop a concept into a complete magazine.

Upon presenting their group efforts Milton selected the concept “Love in New York” and asked the students to work as a class to create a comprehensive document – a catch-all on the idea.

Each designer developed a sub-concept for their section of eight pages and worked together to sequence it. The resulting book documents a collection of different interpretations of “Love in New York” with a common thread linking it all together.

Starting with this post you can see all the pages in sequential order.

 

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