Gurafiku is a collection of posters, illustrations, magazines and other examples from the history of Japanese graphic design, created by designer Ryan Hageman. Graphics are divided into decades, starting from 1800. Below you can find some examples from the 1980s, but I strongly encourage you to check all of them on the Ryan’s blog.
International Triennial, Kazumasa Nagai, 1985. Source: gurafiku.tumblr.com
Automation show, Kazumasa Nagai, 1986. Source: gurafiku.tumblr.com
The End, Masuteru Aoba, 1982. Source: gurafiku.tumblr.com
The World of Play, Shigeo Fukuda, 1981. Source: gurafiku.tumblr.com
The Sun, Shigeo Fukuda, 1981. Source: gurafiku.tumblr.com
The Fukuda Museum, Shigeo Fukuda, 1980. Source: gurafiku.tumblr.com
Ten World Artists, Shigeo Fukuda, 1982. Source: gurafiku.tumblr.com
Private Exhibition, Shigeo Fukuda, 1981. Source: gurafiku.tumblr.com
Inter Design, Shigeo Fukuda, 1981. Source: gurafiku.tumblr.com
World Design Expo, Mitsuo Katsui, 1989. Source: gurafiku.tumblr.com
World Design Expo, Yukihisa Takakita, 1989. Source: gurafiku.tumblr.com
World Design Expo, Kazumasa Nagai, 1989. Source: gurafiku.tumblr.com
World Design Expo, Yusaku Kamekura, 1989. Source: gurafiku.tumblr.com
Welcome to Japan, Masayoshi Nakajo, 1988. Source: gurafiku.tumblr.com
World Design Expo, Koichi Sato, 1989. Source: gurafiku.tumblr.com
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