LogoMania

Here’s what Bob Gill’s peers are saying about him and his book LogoMania

“Bob Gill continues to amaze and enlighten with his latest book which proves that there are unlimited great solutions to the same design problem.” Lou Dorfsman

“For about half a century, Bob Gill has been responsible for innovative and brilliant work. He demonstrates these characteristics once again in this provocative book, full of insightful observations about graphic design. Essential reading for students and professionals.” Milton Glaser

“Many of the things I know about logos, I have learned from Gill. Including forgetting all the rules about them.” Stefan Sagmeister

“The only way to tell which jobs Gill designed yesterday and which ones were designed years ago, is to look at the date. Styles come and go, but his ideas and teaching philosophy are timeless. That’s why Bob Gill is one of the heroes that got me and so many others into graphic design in the first place.” — Michael Bierut, Pentagram Design

“Gill’s latest is brilliant, witty, and highly digestible. Perfect for students who feel there is only one solution to a problem. Perfect for designers who create formal solutions only.” Janet Odgis, Adjunct Professor of Graphic Design, The Cooper Union

“Should be required reading in every design school. Bob Gill’s latest book has nothing to do with what’s hot, and everything to do with solving problems and letting go of all our preconceptions of how design is supposed to look.” Ed Brodsky, Director of Maryland University Independent Study: MFA Design Program

“Through the brilliance of his design and clarity of presentation, Gill demonstrates to students and peers alike, how creativity can be achieved by breaking the rules.” Don Ariev, Professor/Chair, Pratt Institute, Graduate Communications Design Department

Bob Gill is a designer, illustrator, copywriter, and teacher. He is the founder of Fletcher/ Forbes/Gill, which was later renamed Pentagram. He was elected to the New York Art Directors Club Hall of Fame in 1991, and the Designers and Art Directors Association of London recently presented him with their Lifetime Achievement Award. He lives in New York with his wife, New York Public Radio’s Sara Fishko, their son Jack, and their daughter Kate.