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an American painter, Printmaker, sculptor, film-maker and collector.
Pop-Artist
worked on canvas rather than paper

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Born 25 June 1932, Dartford, Kent
Painter of urban realist subjects and pioneer of 'Pop Art'.
Won the Leverhulme Research Award to study popular art.
Was influenced by American realist painters.
Has produced work in a variety of forms including:
Collage, Sculpture, Engraving, printmaking, Graphics and Album Covers.
Blake sourced imagery from popular culture for The Beatles' Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band in 1967.

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Born 5 February 1954
She created many of the interface elements for the Apple Macintosh in the 1980s and former creative director of NeXT

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Born 6 October 1948 in Washington D.C.

Began her career creating album covers for Atlantic and CBS records but it wasn't long before she formed he own design company and after a few year jointed Pentagram and later became the first female principal..

She uses pop iconography music and film as her style of design.

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Born 27th September 1931
Died 21 September 2006
Born in Nairobi and came to England at the age of 5 to live in Shepard's bush, london.
Founded design firm (Fletcher/Forbes/Gill) with Colin Forbes and Bob Gill in 1962 with clients including Pirelli and Penguin books.

has written three books:
Alan Fletcher, Picturing and Posting (2006. Phaidon Press)
Beware Wet Paint: Designs by Alan Fletcher, by Jeremy Mterson, David Gibbs and Rick Poynor (2004. Phaidon Press)
Alan Fletcher, The Art of looking sideways (2001. Phaidon Press)

The Art of looking side ways took him 18 years to finish.

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Born in texas
His style is classed as dirty which adheres to none of the standard practices of typography and is often illegible.

No formal Design training
is a big believer in the emotion of design and of the message that is put across before reading the actual message.

"Intuition is not the only ingredient in  design but is probably the most important"

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Born: 23rd Aril 1957, Southgate, London
Influences: Pop Art and Dadaism
Studied Graphic Design at London College of Printing
Known for his use of typography.
Brody believed that people read magazines in a different manner than reading books. When reading a magazine people tend to browse; they don't read it from end to end. Readers tend to go back and forth picking out the interesting bits. Brody decided to use this idea in his design. To highlight the most interesting parts of an article or attract the attention of the reader, he used contrasting sizes, shapes or colours of type. This can be seen in his designs for The Face magazine.
Developed a series of fonts called FontFonts

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Is a professor emeritus and honorary fellow at the university of Amsterdam school of communication research.
Explained his idea and option and idea of mass communication

acknowledged the rapidly changing enviroment of media

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Discuses social theory with mets, how people are blinded by the internet which the media take advantage of to brainwash people.

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Born: 21st July 1911, Edmonton, Canada
Died: 31st December 1980,  Toronto, Canada

Quotes:
"The Medium is the message"
"We Shape our tools and thereafter our tools shape us"
"Art is anything we can get away with"

Coined the phrase 'Global Village' in 1964.
Understanding media was written 20 years before the PC revolution.
He believed that the message of electronic media foretold the end of humanity
The Message in an advert is less important than how the advert makes you feel.
Technology is an extension to humans