The Electric Information Age Book examines the years in the 1960s and 1970s that explored graphic designer Quentin Fiore's philosophy that "consciousness can be affected by the knowing collision of verbal and visual information". This experimental paperback is much like the experimental paperbacks of the time period it is referencing – One of the more well known examples is Marshal McLuhan's The Medium is the Massage. The Electric Information Age Book is a beautifully designed and curated history of this weird time period in publishing. The book features unconventional typographic treatment and original graphics and spreads from 1960's books.

Thanks, Princeton Architectural Press

Who cares that the typography on these posters is barely legible? Not me. These promotional Leeds Print Festival posters by Music are awesome.

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Taiwan-based Wang Zhi Hong has perfected a minimal (sort of) , type-centric, and beautiful style of book design. He's won Taiwan's highest honor for book design five times as well as various other international recognitions and awards. Check out his portfolio for more examples.

Bois Croisés (Wood Crusaders) is a series of pen and ink drawings by french artist Didier Blondeau. They are pretty amazing. Check out the site for more:

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Ariel M. Di Lisio / Negro is a graphic designer from Argentina with an incredibly impressive portfolio and background. Check out some amazing work at the newly launched website.