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Golden Bee Issue/ #4–5 (30–31)
Indian Issue/ #3 (29)
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2003 Academicians of Graphic Design. Part 2/ #4 (26)
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Total Branding/ #1-2 (23-24)
2002 Issue About Typefaces/ #4 (22)
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2001 American Design/ #4 (18)
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1998 Festival Issue/ #4 (6)
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Tadanori Yokoo.
Legend of japanese design

Piter Kifa



His works are always noticeable and don't fit within traditional notions of what Japanese ethereal posters look like. Tadanori's posters are like bright shop signs, eclectic and child dreamlike. He is not afraid to be redundant and juxtapose meanings, he is not worried about fitting into the traditional Japanese aesthetics of reserved emotions.