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"Occasionally
we could come up with no strong art ideas to appropriately illustrate
some of the cerebral subject matter of the publication. Rather than filling
space with vague concept art, Joan Engebretson judiciously preferred to
create headline treatments where necessary. These worked fine on the rare
occasions, like this one, where we had enough available page space to
use the headline as the major element on the opening page (with a minimum
of body copy) and where the headline itself was wordy enough to allow
some interesting design elements to take place."—Jon Fraze |
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