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Introduction
Inside the 2007 Regional Design Annual.
BY JOYCE RUTTER KAYE

Far West
California North, California South, Northwest, and the Rest of the West.
INTRODUCTION BY COLIN BERRY

Southwest
Dallas, Austin, Houston/Rest of Texas, and the Rest of the Southwest.
INTRODUCTION BY ANGELA VOULANGAS

Midwest
Minnesota, Illinois. Missouri, Ohio, and the Rest of the Midwest.
INTRODUCTION BY CATHY FISHEL

South
Tennessee, Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, and the Rest of the South.
INTRODUCTION BY EDWARD LOVETT

East
Washington/Baltimore, Mid-Atlantic, and New England.
INTRODUCTION BY ANGELA STARITA

New York City
The Big Apple.
INTRODUCTION BY JEREMY LEHRER

DEPARTMENTS

CONTRIBUTORS
Where we're calling from.

F.O.B.
An anti-terrorism license plate, peaceful graffiti, and a magazine about meat.

SHELF LIFE
Music goes "places," Leanne Shapton gets sick, and Jamie Hewlett enters new territory.

MONOLOGUE
City Limits A New Orleans illustrator explores how Hurricane Katrina affected local designers.
BY MARK ANDRESEN

OBSERVER
Encyclopedia Erratica However good their intentions, wikis offer little useful information on design.
BY RICK POYNOR

NEWSSTAND
Shock of the New Does a radical redesign mean a change of tune?
BY EMILY GORDON

IN PRINT
Vol. 35/no. 4, vol. 38/no. 4 In the early Regional Design Annuals, tough color choices had to be made.
BY MARTIN FOX

DESKTOP
Watch This Space Traditional media struggles to embrace online video. BY ANDREW BLUM
Plus: One for the files, appalling grammar, and Robert Slimbach's latest treasure.

BOOKS
Barnbook Bible: The Graphic Design of Jonathan Barnbrook
REVIEW BY ABBOTT MILLER

New Typographic Design, by Roger Fawcett-Tang
Hand Job: A Catalog of Type, by Michael Perry
REVIEW BY RAY FENWICK

Reading Comics: How Graphic Novels Work and What They Mean, by Douglas Wolk
Need More Love: A Graphic Memoir, by Aline Kominsky Crumb
REVIEW BY ANNIE NOCENTI

Tattoo Art & Design, edited by Viction:ary
REVIEW BY REBECCA BENGAL

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Surface Tension
BY MONICA RACIC