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NO. NO. 07, 2013 07, 2013 JANE DAVIS DOGGETT Traveled through an airport lately? The graphic system standards you see November 2013 today are the innovations of an EGD pioneer who Jane Davis Doggett with her dog Liberty and her art, eg harnessed color, scale, and which borrows the simple shapes and bold colors of EXPERIENTIAL signage. At 84, she is still working, drawing from her the alphabet to humanize background with Joseph Albers to develop two- and three-dimensional graphic works, some of which massive public spaces. are in the permanent collection at Yale University. GRAPHICS MAGAZINE Doggett is also credited with the concept of thematic graphics to brand airports as gateways to their communities. At Miami International, her logo was based on the sea nautilus and used orange and plum—colors favored by the Latin Americans who make up a large portion of the area population. Her design vision for roadway Submission Guidelines signage was white sculptural arches inspired by the arches that typify Miami’s Spanish architecture (1982). Doggett was the first to codify airport terminals Deadline: Doggett was the first to codify airport terminals by letter, and she added color byand letter, and she addedshapes color and shapes to helpto travelers toward their airport destinations. On roadway signs leading to the airport, she recognized the need help travelers toward their airportto group airline destinations./terminal destinations for legible viewing distance from cars. Pictured is Houston On roadway signs leading to theIntercon tineairport,ntal Airport, which opened she in 1971. January 31, 2014 — eg magazine recognized the need to group airline/terminal G38299_BACK_44-64.indddestinations 46 for legible viewing distance from 11/12/13 6:32 PM cars. -
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A Legacy Film: Jane Davis Doggett: Graphic Artist WAYFINDER IN THE JET AGE A Personal Portrait of an American Original in a 30-minute documentary Legacy Films Link to fi lm: https://vimeopro.com/jeffjonesfi lms/pwp/video/215478391 About the Film: Jane Davis Doggett: Graphic Artist WAYFINDER IN THE JET AGE It is not likely that you would enter an airport today and not fi nd Jane Davis Doggett’s graphic design concepts of wayfi nding. The use of a common alphabet for signage, continuous title bands, overhead spanning directionals, three-dimensional sign canopies, and codifi cation of separate terminals or zones by letter—A, B, C—, color and symbol are hallmarks of her innovations. As fate would have it, when she graduated from Yale in 1956, the “piston” turned into a “jet” which opened up the way for new, bold design concepts for the jetports. It also opened up for Jane Doggett a pioneer role in a new fi eld that was emerging in the 1950’s: environmental graphics design. With new airports as her laboratory for experimenting in design theory, her wayfi nding system evolved, which proved to be not only effective in airports but also in mass transit facilities, universities, hospitals, sports arenas, museums and other cultural facilities, wherever the persuasive movement of the mass public was vital. Witty and wise, she shares her remarkable career and amazing life in the 30-minute documentary Jane Davis Doggett: Graphic Artist, WAYFINDER IN THE JET AGE. While a graduate student at Yale Art & Architecture, she was awed by the size and scope of the new environments as envisioned in architectural theory and instruction under the helm of Louis Kahn. -
A STORY of AMERICA, ONE SONG at a TIME. Membership Hotline: 800-898-1065 September 2019 Volume XLVII, Number 3 WILL AM-FM-TV: 217-333-7300 Campbell Hall 300 N
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