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“Each year we focus an issue of STEP on the subject of type. While it's easy to get caught up in the latest fonts or the tools we use to access and manipulate them, that's not all this issue is about. As Allan Haley, who guest-edited this issue's special type section, points out in his introduction on page 71, type's diversity is among its enduring attractions. So it's only fitting that in the articles about type that follow, the full range of human cultures, moods and technologies is explored with all the scrutiny and joy the subject deserves ..." { Read more }

In This Issue: May/June 2008
1: Gail Anderson: Versatile Typophile
2: For The Love Of Letterpress
3: Type Tips & Tricks: InDesign CS3
4: Wish You Were Here
5: Pro Practice: Tracking The Money, Part 1

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“The debate over whether the spirit of the age sets the tone for design or if design determines the zeitgeist is not about to be settled anytime soon. The relationship is intimate, and no matter how one sorts it out, this year's STEP Design 100 competition was surely a product of our time." { Read more }


In This Issue: Mar/Apr 2008
1: STEP Design 100
2: Insight: Branding for Communities
3: Q&A With Bungalow Creative's Christopher Huelshorst
4: Color Is ... Blue
5: Pro Practice: Setting the Standards

Step Inside Design ISSUE PREVIEW

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“The debate over whether the spirit of the age sets the tone for design or if design determines the zeitgeist is not about to be settled anytime soon. The relationship is intimate, and no matter how one sorts it out, this year's STEP Design 100 competition was surely a product of our time."
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In This Issue: Mar/Apr 2008
1: STEP Design 100
2: Show of Emotion
3: Step Out: Get A (Second) Life
4: My First Time: Getting It
5: The Heart of Stock

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“Every year, thousands of designers graduate from higher-education programs and many more enter the profession as bootstrappers. Some of them will emerge unheralded and become respected, maybe even leading lights in the profession. Others will have their potential gifts tagged early, but will fizzle out, switch careers or otherwise fade into obscurity. Which makes selecting those whose talents show a high likelihood of success a bit of a crap shoot—not that we haven't rolled our share of 7s. Risks notwithstanding, every year STEP makes the valiant effort to identify a short list of young design practitioners who have demonstrated early in their careers the skills and imagination that will allow them to make a lasting impact."
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