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Yesterday I watched a documentary video I had TiVo’d earlier from the Sundance Channel:
Unfortunately it’s not yet available on Netflix (?!), even though it was released last May. I recommend that you file the title away so you remember to watch it later. It’s a very good example of documentary storytelling, for one thing. It also portrays Glaser as a lovely human being, sincere and compassionate, not spoiled by his great talent or his fame.
I think this video would be very inspirational for a lot of our journalism design and graphics students, because in it you can see how Glaser produced commercial work, paid his bills, ran a design studio in New York — and yet did not compromise his principles, did not grow a raging ego, and (deservedly) won a lot of admirers.
Of course, you’ll also get to see a ton of examples of his wonderful graphics and drawings in the video — and maybe, like me, you’ll appreciate for the first time how very broad and deep his oeuvre is.
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Milton Glaser is a great introduction to loving your work and its meaning. His YouTube video could be a good place to start: .
Nice video link! Thanks, Carren!
hillman curtis featured him a while ago. the video, and the artist, both were remarkable:
Thanks, Chris. That’s the same video that Carren linked to.