This timeline in the form of an accordion book explores the major life events and interconnected visual histories of Paula Scher and Milton Glaser through the idea of mapping and urban systems. Inspired by Scher's typographic map paintings and both designers' strong relationship to New York's public visual culture, abstracted map structures were layered throughout the background to connect moments across time. The composition treats graphic design history as a navigable city — where typography, image, movement, and cultural influence intersect.
This timeline in the form of an accordion book explores the major life events and interconnected visual histories of Paula Scher and Milton Glaser through the idea of mapping and urban systems. Inspired by Scher's typographic map paintings and both designers' strong relationship to New York's public visual culture, abstracted map structures were layered throughout the background to connect moments across time. The composition treats graphic design history as a navigable city — where typography, image, movement, and cultural influence intersect.
This timeline in the form of an accordion book explores the major life events and interconnected visual histories of Paula Scher and Milton Glaser through the idea of mapping and urban systems. Inspired by Scher's typographic map paintings and both designers' strong relationship to New York's public visual culture, abstracted map structures were layered throughout the background to connect moments across time. The composition treats graphic design history as a navigable city — where typography, image, movement, and cultural influence intersect.
