Scanning Around with Gene: Dinner Time Is TV Time
The political conventions, upcoming debates, and election season means spending more time in front of the television, often around dinner time. I’m a plate-on-the-lap…
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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.
The political conventions, upcoming debates, and election season means spending more time in front of the television, often around dinner time. I’m a plate-on-the-lap…
I rarely feature any single work here at Scanning Around with Gene for fear it could easily turn into a weekly book review. But…
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In part one of this two-part look at Arizona Highways magazine, I poked fun at the “grandma” quality of this publication and was thrilled…
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