10.08.10
Debbie Millman | Audio

Eric Baker


Eric Baker is principal of Eric Baker Design, he is also an author and adjunct professor of graphic design at the School of Visual Arts in New York. A two-time recipient of the National Endowment for the Arts Design Grant for his independent design history projects, his work has appeared in The New York Times, Vanity Fair, Domus, Communication Arts, Graphis, Print, ID Magazine, The New York Art Directors Annual and British Design and Art Direction.

He is inveterate collector of books and ephemera and curated the "Today" column, which appeared on Design Observer for several years.

In this audio interview with Debbie Millman, Eric Baker discusses working with Gordon Parks, living in New York City, the soul of a brand, Paul Rand and working for himself.

Posted in: Design Matters



Comments [9]

The audio cuts off at the end too early. It's been happening with all the recent posts.
Alex
10.08.10
11:11

Great interview. Eric is a prince. A designer's designer.
Ken Carbone
10.09.10
09:57

Eric and Debbie another great interview.
Design is intoxicating.

from:
YESTERDAY
Paul Rand designing in
CMYK for
The Stork Club Bar Book

to:
TODAY
Stephan Sagmeister and Laurie Anderson
looking at
RGB on the shortlist for the Guggenheim (YouTube Play)



Carl W. Smith
10.10.10
08:54

Great interview; however, the audio getting cut off has left me in a great suspense!
Elisabetta Di Stefano
10.10.10
12:49

Dear Listeners: We've been having problems with our audio player, but it seems to be fixed as of 10.10.10. Thank you for your patience.
The Editors
10.10.10
07:22

Great interview. Really love hearing about your thoughts and process on brand identity.
Donna Reiss
10.10.10
11:53

I LOVE your interview Eric. As a child, I always wanted to be a beatnik too!!! I think we've realized our goal!
Lisa Adams
10.11.10
12:32

Eric, Great to hear your thoughts and your voice. It's been a long time. Well spoken, and Ken is right, you ARE a prince! And a designer's designer.
jayme odgers
10.11.10
03:00

I love this. I've had both professors at SVA, they are both so professional.
Eric has this teeny bit of crassness that i remember from 5 years ago and that's what made him so memorable!

Changing lives.
-B
06.29.11
02:53


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