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2008	Type Design/ #4 (48) Club & Music Graphic issue/ #3 (47) Corporate identity issue/ #1 (45)–46(2)
2007	Club & Navigation/ #4 (44) Dutch design issue. Part 2 — the Netherlands/ #43(3) Dutch design issue. Part 1 — Amsterdam/ #42(2) Attraction of a client: Creative gifts/ #40(4)–#41(1)
2006	Book Design. Part 2/ #3 (39) Book Design. Part 1/ #2 (38) Anniversary Number/ #1 (37)
2005	British Design. Part 2/ #4 (36) British Design. Part 1/ #3 (35) Newspaper Design/ #2 (34) Iranian Design/ #1 (33)
2004	Croatian Design/ #6 (32) Golden Bee Issue/ #4–5 (30–31) Indian Issue/ #3 (29) Issue About Antiglobalism #1-2 (27-28)
2003	Academicians of Graphic Design. Part 2/ #4 (26) Academicians of Graphic Design. Part 1/ #3 (25) Total Branding/ #1-2 (23-24)
2002	Issue About Typefaces/ #4 (22) French Design/ #3 (21) The Art of Illustration/ #2 (20) Create your own studio/ #1 (19)
2001	American Design/ #4 (18) Students` Issue/ #3 (17) Swiss Design/ #2 (16) Package design/ #1 (15)
2000	Extreme issue/ #3-4 (13-14) Japanese Design/ # 1-2 (11-12)
1999	Russian robot/Russian design/ #3-4 (9-10) Multipage periodicals/ #2 (8) Angelic issue. To the Golden Bee 4/ #1 (7)
1998	Festival Issue/ #4 (6) Newspaper Design/ #2-3 (4-5) Film poster of the Russian Avant-Garde/ # 1(3)
1997	Art Beat in Moscow/ #2 (2) The very first issue/ # 1(1)

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Iranian poster. Persian lessons

Vladimir Shukhmin

Renowned Iranian designer Ali Rashidi and his companion — designer Reza Alavi — dreamt of seeing the mother land of their idols — ElLissitsky, Rodchenko and Malevich. With them they brought numer ousposters, catalogues and eastern sweets for the Contemporary Iranian Poster Exhibition.

In Iran of 1980’s, design was not a popular vocation, especially with such cosmopolitan connotations. Ali Rashidi, who studied and worked as a graphic designer in the USA returned home in 1990’s, after the war ended. Ali is also ancontinuous educator either inside Daarvagorat the University of Art's graduates chool where he has been teaching conceptual graphic design for the last 10 years.