Graphis Inc.

This article is about the publishing company. For the genus of fungus, see Graphis (fungi).

Graphis Inc. is an international publisher of books on communication design. Based in New York City, Graphis presents and promotes the best submitted work in graphic design, advertising, photography and art/illustration.

Graphis publishes hardcover Annuals including: Graphis Design Annual, Graphis Advertising Annual, Graphis Photography Annual, Graphis Annual Reports Annual, and Graphis Poster Annual. Other Graphis books include designing: Chermayeff & Geismar, Exhibition: The Work of Socio X and Graphic Art of Michael Schwab. Graphis also publishes a New Talent Annual that presents the best produced student work of the year, providing young professionals exposure and recognition. Over 350 issues of Graphis magazine have also been published.

History

Graphis was founded in 1944 by Walter Herdeg and Dr. Walter Amstutz in Zurich, Switzerland. In 1986, B. Martin Pedersen purchased the company from Mr. Herdeg and later moved the headquarters to New York City. The Annuals were redefined and new books were added to the roster, including New Talent (student work), Typography, Branding, Logo & Letterhead, amongst others.

Awards

Graphis annually invites professionals across the design communities to be considered for inclusion in their books. Amongst these submissions, Graphis selects the most compelling work of the year for Platinum, Gold and Silver awards considerations, which are featured in hardcover Annuals. In addition, Merits and other submissions are now archived permanently at Graphis' website.

Graphis Masters

Design

  • ARSONAL
  • Balog, James
  • Bass, Saul
  • Bundi, Stephan
  • Castelletti, Andrea
  • Chung, Hoon-Dong
  • Colrat, Pascal
  • Cronan, Michael
  • Cross, James A.
  • Emery, Garry
  • Fili, Louise
  • Fletcher, Alan
  • Frost, Vince
  • Gericke, Michael
  • Glaser, Milton
  • Goldberg, Carin
  • Gottschalk+Ash
  • Hillman, David
  • Hinrichs, Kit
  • Hofmann, Matthias
  • Ide, Toshiaki & Ide, Hisa
  • Igarashi, Takenobu
  • Jeker, Werner
  • Kamekura, Yusaku
  • Katsui, Mitsuo
  • Ljubicic, Boris
  • Lloyd, Doug
  • Loesch, Uwe
  • Lubalin, Herb
  • Machado, Joao
  • Matsunaga, Shin
  • Matthies, Holger
  • Miyake, Issey
  • Müller-Brockman, Josef
  • Nygaard, Finn
  • Porsche, F.A.
  • Rambow, Gunter
  • Rand, Paul
  • Sagmeister, Stefan
  • Saito, Makoto
  • Sandstrom, Steve
  • Satoh, Taku
  • Scher, Paula
  • Schwab, Michael
  • Stavro, Astrid & MartÃn, Pablo (Atlas)
  • Stout, DJ
  • Stranger & Stranger
  • Tanaka, Ikko
  • Vanderbyl, Michael
  • Vignelli, Lella
  • Vignelli, Massimo
  • Wedell, Skolos
  • Wilker, Karlsson
  • Woodward, Fred
  • Yagi, Tamotsu

Photography

  • Bekker, Phil
  • Buckley, Dana
  • Colrat, Pascal
  • Diodato, Bill
  • Fellman, Sandi
  • Frankel, Laurie
  • joSon
  • Knopf, Caroline
  • Kohanim, Parish
  • Laita, Mark
  • Leutwyler, Henry
  • Madere, John
  • Marco, Phil
  • Newell, Lennette
  • O'Brien, Michael
  • Robert, Francois
  • Running, John
  • Schatz, Howard
  • Terry Heffernan
  • Turner, Pete
  • Watson, Albert
  • Weitz, Allan
  • Zuckerman, Andrew

Advertising

  • Krone, Helmut
  • Lynch, Carmichael
  • Ogilvy, David
  • Mariucci, Jack
  • Volkswagen
  • DM9 DDB
  • Fallon, Pat
  • Gargano, Amil
  • Silverstein & Partners, Goodby
  • Lloyd, Doug

Art/Illustration

  • Hess, Mark
  • Johnson, Doug
  • Larsson, Carl
  • Billout, Guy
  • Blackshear, Thomas
  • Vasarely, Victor
  • Wyeth, N.C. ART Cosgrove, Dan
  • Deas, Michael
  • Flagg, James M.
  • Stahl, Nancy
  • Unruh, Jack
  • Mattos, John
  • Parrish, Maxfield
  • Peter Kraemer
  • Rockwell, Norman
  • Rodriguez, Robert

Schools

  • Anselmo, Frank
  • Sommese, Kristin
  • Sommese, Lanny
  • DeVito, Sal
  • Pulfer, Adrian

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