Looks to the future of international design and offers a glimpse into the author's personal artistic philosophy and working methods. This book reacquaints readers with the bedrock principles that are central to design, and looks forward to the opportunities - and dangers - that technology offers.

In this major retrospective, Milton Glaser, perhaps the most influential figure in the history of international design, looks to its future, providing an illuminating and insightful overview of his rich and varied oeuvre. Offering a rare and intimate glimpse into his personal artistic philosophy and working methods, Glaser reacquaints us with the bedrock principles that will always be central to design, even as he looks forward to the new opportunities - and dangers - that technology offers.Glaser's iconic works include his Bob Dylan poster, designs for "Fortune Magazine" and "Portfolio", and album covers for John Lee Hooker and Muddy Waters.