Design magazines
Found in 8 Collections and/or Records:
I.D., 1954–2010
I.D. (also referred to as I.D. The International Design Magazine or simply I.D. Magazine, originally Industrial Design) was a long-running American design magazine. Through the 1980s, 1990s, and 2000s, the magazine featured more coverage of games, CD-ROMs, websites, and other multimedia. The magazine also ran the Interactive Media Design Review, an annual awards showcase for interactive media design.
I.D., Volume 41, Number 3, May/June 1994
This collection includes a handful of issues of I.D. The library is only collecting issues of I.D. with coverage related to games, software, and other interactive media.
I.D., Volume 46, Number 4, June 1999
This collection includes a handful of issues of I.D. The library is only collecting issues of I.D. with coverage related to games, software, and other interactive media.
I.D., Volume 47, Number 4, June 2000
This collection includes a handful of issues of I.D. The library is only collecting issues of I.D. with coverage related to games, software, and other interactive media.
Mondo 2000, 1989–1998
Mondo 2000 was a cyberculture magazine; games coverage in this magazine is limited and usually focused on multimedia CD-ROMs and virtual reality hardware.
Mondo 2000, Issue 9, 1993
Mondo 2000 was a cyberculture magazine; games coverage in this magazine is limited and usually focused on multimedia CD-ROMs and virtual reality hardware.
Mondo 2000, Issue 10, 1993
Mondo 2000 was a cyberculture magazine; games coverage in this magazine is limited and usually focused on multimedia CD-ROMs and virtual reality hardware.
Mondo 2000, Issue 11, 1993
Mondo 2000 was a cyberculture magazine; games coverage in this magazine is limited and usually focused on multimedia CD-ROMs and virtual reality hardware.