Lance Wyman
About
Lance Wyman (B.1937, Newark, NJ, USA) is a graphic designer specializing in systems for cities, events, institutions and transit systems. Over the past 5 decades he has helped to define the field of environmental graphics.
His graphic design for the 1968 Mexico Olympics identity is widely celebrated as a pinnacle of environmental and branding design.
He teaches corporate and wayfinding design at Parsons where he has been a visiting lecturer since 1973.
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@mikerapp @donald_soutar @DesignMuseum Thanks for your tweets Mike.
MEXICO68 was a dream for me, all the best with your dreams.
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@donald_soutar @DesignMuseum @LanceWymanNews When people ask me what my dream job is, I tell them to be director of… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
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@donald_soutar @DesignMuseum @LanceWymanNews This remains as one of the single most iconic brand designs of the last century.
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Lance Wyman Mexico ‘68 Olympics exhibition stands (inc. calendar #fontsunday @DesignMuseum pic.twitter.com/YUZ2SrhX8D
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#MeEmocionoCuando Recorro colecciones de proyectos #México68 @LanceWymanNews en @MUSEOMODO pic.twitter.com/LuDJeiBSvA
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