Publisher/アトリエ出版社

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Issue 40 of the "Atelier" magazine, which was published for many years as a special edition for artists, was published in December 1957 and is subtitled "Design: From Idea to Completion," and features four of the most representative designers of the time: Yusaku Kamekura (posters), Kenji Ito (packaging), Tadashi Ohashi (illustrations), and Ryuichi Yamashiro (small print materials). The four designers are Yusaku Kamekura, a graduate of Nippon Kobo who is also known for his designs for the Tokyo Olympics posters, as well as Nikon and Fuji Television; Kenji Ito, who is famous for his Canon logo; Tadashi Ohashi, who has done many illustrations for Meiji Seika and Kikkoman; and Ryuichi Yamashiro, who has worked on numerous book designs, including Yasuhiro Ishimoto's masterpiece "Somewhere on a Certain Day." The monochrome gravure print is also an attractive feature of this issue.