Japanese graphic design magazine IDEA issue 155 Works of John Collier by Yoshio Hayakawa Four Young Illustrators from California by Don Weller Sixty Years of the Soviet Poster by Jan Rajlich Background of Frans van Mouriks Design of Educational Materials by Shigeru Watano Graphic Design in Korea by Sihwa Chung Posters of Michel Spera by Takenobu Igarashi Graphics on a Grand Scale by Midori Imatake Mike Quon by Takenobu Igarashi Paul Peter Piech “My Chairs” by Kazumasa Nagai 15 Triangular Posters The Partners’ Graphic Identity Program by Otto L. Speath Jr. “Patented” Art by Leopold Pospisil John Collier He started his career as an assistant art director for an advertising agency; during this time, he met some of the foremost illustrators in the field, and wasw inspired to change the direction of his career. He began working as a freelance illustrator, developing an impressive client list over the years, including the NFL, New York City Ballet, ‘The New Yorker,’ ‘Rolling Stone,’ Mobil Corporation, Ralph Lauren, ‘Newsweek,’ ‘Time,’ Atlantic Records, Franklin Library, and many others.