Knowing More Of Milton Glaser

To know more of Milton Glaser, one has to see more of his works and hear him speak.

So here is the whole collection! Enjoy.

Uploaded by dpistudio on Mar 29, 2007
Milton Glaser -- born 26. 6. 1929 in New York, USA -- graphic designer, illustrator, teacher.
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Uploaded by alerojasmal on Dec 23, 2009
Milton Glaser, Draws & Lectures
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Uploaded by NewVideoDigital on May 18, 2010
Now on iTunes: http://www.iTunes.com/Movies/MiltonGlaserToInformandDelight Glances into the everyday moments of Milton Glaser's personal life and captures his immerse warmth and humanity, as well as boundless depth of his intelligence and creativity.
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Documentary Milton Glaser Arthouse Films graphic design New York Magazine I Love NY newspaper magazine logo brand identity advertising Wendy Keys drawings posters paintings Renaissance Man
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Uploaded by designtaxi on May 31, 2010
TAXI (www.designtaxi.com) talks to Milton Glaser and the places that have inspired him.

Milton Glaser needs no introduction; he's the first designer of the world's most frequently imitated logo, I Love New York, and the first designer to be recently awarded the National Medal of Arts, an award presented by President Barack Obama himself.
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Uploaded by scarletspider89 on Apr 30, 2009
A collection of his works
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ploaded by mariejoelleparent on Nov 29, 2009
Milton Glaser
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Uploaded by dtf213 on Nov 30, 2009
I Love New York Radio Ad Song, circa 1977-1980, written by Steve Karmen. Lyrics:
You're planning a long vacation / or just a day or two / you're finally on vacation / you're wondering what to do / you want some place that's different / you want some place that's special / you can have a great vacation in New York / And to say "I Love New York" / You can climb a mountain / And there's such great sailing / We can all go camping / 'Cause it's so exciting / New York is different / You know, New York is special / You can have a great vacation in New York / ... / What a great vacation!
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Steve Karmen I Love New York Ad campaign jingle 1970s 1980s
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Uploaded by madebyanonymous on Jan 6, 2010
Part of A Design Film Festival 2010
http://www.designfilmfestival.com
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Uploaded by CoreStudioRon1 on Oct 14, 2009
Bio on graphic designer and more Milton Glaser.
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Uploaded by CRYOUTHmovies on Dec 12, 2010
An assignment for uni, done by myself and Nicole Pincaro

The audio is sourced from www.hillmancurtis.com
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