The Catalan painter Antoni Tapies has done dramatic illustrations for newspapers around the world.
Tapies has used newsprint for many of his masterpieces.
These are two well-known illustrations, a full issue of Liberation in Paris painted by him, and this detail for the new nameplate of the Catalan newspaper AVUI in Barcelona.
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NEWS ILLUSTRATORS (3): ANTONI TAPIES
Published by Juan Antonio Giner October 2nd, 2007 in AVUI, Antoni Tapies, Barcelona, Liberation, Paris and news illustrators. 0 CommentsLA VANGUARDIA CHANGES BUT DOESN’T CHANGE
Published by Juan Antonio Giner October 1st, 2007 in Alfredo Abian, Barcelona, Carlos Perez de Rozas, Carlos Soria, Claude Erbsen, Jaume Serra, Javier Errea, Javier Zarracina, Javier de Godo, Jose Alberola, Jose Antich, Juan Antonio Giner, Juan Senor, La Vanguardia, Marta Torres, Milton Glaser, Pablo Martin, Rosa Mundet, Spain, Thomaz Souto Correa, Walter Bernard, Wifag Evolution 371, content-driven redesign and innovation. 2 Comments
This is the last issue of La Vanguardia in its traditional berliner format and old design.
Tomorrow, La Vanguardia, the leading quality family-owned newspaper of Barcelona (Catalonia, Spain), will launch its new format.
Today, La Vanguardia has a supplement that tracks the graphic changes of the paper in its 126 years.
La Vanguardia will use two new [...]
IS WATER NEXT?
Published by Juan Antonio Giner July 25th, 2007 in Barcelona, EL PERIODICO and THE NEW YORKER. 0 CommentsToday, EL PERIODICO has this interesting front page.
Quotes from angry readers screaming against the power failure.
A good front page.
But no one has been better than the cover of the New Yorker after a similar situation in Manhattan a few years ago:
Is Water Next?
A perfect headline for the much needed what’s-next journalism.
I am from Barcelona.
So, I [...]
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