Scanning Around With Gene: The Images of Autumn
Originally published October 30, 2009 When I was growing up in southern California, the change of seasons was most noticeable in the lower hourly…
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Gene Gable combs through his extensive personal collection of vintage magazines, trade catalogs, old instruction manuals, product brochures, promotional pamphlets, and advertisements to bring this collection of ephemera and design...
Scanning Around With Gene was a long-running, popular weekly column on CreativePro.com written by designer and collector Gene Gable.
We have also collected a number of these great articles in the book Scanning Around with Gene, Volume 1: The Graphic Arts — a free downloadable for CreativePro members.
Originally published October 30, 2009 When I was growing up in southern California, the change of seasons was most noticeable in the lower hourly…
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Originally published January 8, 2010 I’m a latecomer to the whole coffee thing, having taken up the beverage in my thirties, mostly out of…
Originally posted Jun 26, 2009 When I was in the magazine business, I went to several magazine cover seminars where experts told us which colors…
Originally published March 9, 2012 Pulp magazines and paperbacks, published from 1896 through the 1950s, are one of my favorite genres and are the…
Originally posted March 16, 2012 I’ve never been much of an artist, though I did, early in my career, have several opportunities to do…