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David Carson

If you know graphic design then you know David Carson. Carson is one on the most influential designers when it comes to experimental type. He is a self taught graphic designer who has art directed for RayGun, Beach Culture, Quiksilver and Carson Designs. When you see his stuff you might think it is a bit out dated, but keep in mind that he was the first person to do any of this. You can check out this short film about David Carson by Hillman Curtis (one of the most amazing web designers) on his site. If you want to check out some more shorts by Hillman Curtis, click here. This one on Paula Scher is amazing.

posted by harrison at 7/08/2005 12:36:00 AM

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