NASA GRAPHICS STANDARDS MANUAL - £65
Hey there space enthusiast! Imagine gifting someone a journey through NASA's iconic history wrapped up in a sleek hardcover book. Back in 1958, the U.S. Congress birthed NASA, and JFK set the moon landing deadline by 1970. Fast forward to 1969, Neil Armstrong nailed it with the famous moonwalk.
Now, here's the cool part: in the '70s, NASA needed a makeover. President Nixon pushed for a design upgrade, and enter Danne & Blackburn, a small NYC firm. They revamped NASA's identity with the 'Worm' logo, giving the agency a cohesive voice. Fast forward again to 1992, the 'Worm' got the boot, and the original 'Meatball' logo made a comeback.
Enter Jesse Reed and Hamish Smyth, the creative minds behind the 1970 NYCTA Graphics Standards Manual Reissue. They convinced Danne to reissue the NASA Graphics Standards Manual, preserving the agency's design evolution in a chic hardcover. It's not just a book; it's a visual journey through NASA's aesthetic odyssey. Perfect for space geeks, design buffs, or anyone fascinated by the cosmic dance of logos and identity. 🚀✨ #NASAHistory #DesignEvolution #SpaceGeekGift
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