Bob Gill, So Far

The Leonard Lopate Show | Jan 6, 2012

Bob Gill talks about his 60-year career in graphic design, from his first revolutionary designs and illustrations of the early 1960s to the design of his recent children's books. One of the founders in 1962 of the legendary design studio Fletcher/Forbes/Gill (forerunner of today's Pentagram studio), Gill went on to found the Designers and Art Directors Association (D&AD). His book Bob Gill, So Far is a collection of his work.

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