The book, originally published in the early 1960s, was written by Leonore Klein and tells the story of a young boy who decides to walk to Paris. He falls asleep under a tree where he has particularly vivid dreams, illustrated by the talents of Bass. The

This isn’t your typical obituary here on AICN. We don’t cover a lot of video game stuff, but gaming has been a major part of my life since the glory days of Super Mario Bros and Centipede. I’ve loved many games, arcade, console and computer games, but if

These videos by James Hutson are designed to introduce high school students to rational thinking. The style is reminiscent of the animated title sequences of Saul Bass. Therefore Saul Bass wanted people to think rationally. So watch the other five videos

Saul Bass (1920–1996), the celebrated graphic designer and filmmaker perhaps best known for his movie posters and title sequences, illustrated only one children’s book during his lifetime. Henri’s Walk to Paris, written by Leonore Klein, was published by

The title page of Darwyn Cooke’s The Man With The Getaway Face, ladies and gentleman; a spectacular piece of design – it’s like a comic version of a Saul Bass title sequence – that’s also a spectacular piece of comics as the black gets cut away (It’s ban

Vodka giant Absolut enlisted the creative assistance of designer Philippe Bordonado to help the craft the perfect look for the brand’s limited edition Absolut Manhattan. The lime and mint spiked vodka is housed in its usual iconic bottle adorned with a s