Bradbury Thompson vs. International Style

Graphic design from the 1950s to the 1960s focused on uniformity. The new concept is to create a common graphic design language that can be used and understood consistently. At the end of the Second World War, consumption is also increasing. Global capitalism is growing. For this reason, the company wants to show himself in a quick and effective way. Therefore, the use of logos and international style is basically standard, but not everyone wants to comply.

The architectural style of Bauhaus / International has many unique functions of functional V pair decoration, asymmetry and regular V pair symmetry, and space and contrast quality. Walter Gropius gave up the old concept and architecture style, and he was predominantly at the forefront of these three ideas - function, asymmetry and space. Bauhaus' building is usually a cube and a right angle, looking smooth and open floor plan (Yael Zisling 2000). Bauhaus 'buildings are primarily concerned with the social aspects of work and the workers' department. New evolutionary city Tel Aviv has adopted this style. This architectural style was once popular. It is because the construction of the steel frame and the steel frame became possible by the progress of the new technology. In other words, the wall no longer supports the structure, it was surrounded on the outside.

An illustration by British artist Ralph Steadman in a bizarre and colorful sentence of Hunter Thompson provides visual representation of a gonzo style. Steedman and Thompson build close friendships and often travel together. His illustrations are posted on most Thompson books, but they stand out in Thompson's "Lonely Curse" in Hawaii. Thompson is an avid amateur photographer throughout his life and his pictures have been exhibited since his death in the United States and British art galleries. At the end of 2006, AMMO Books issued Thompson pictures of 224 pages of limited edition called Gonzo presented by Johnny Depp. A snapshot of Thompson is the subject of his involvement, a combination of stylized self-portrait and artistic still life photographs.