Postmodernism heralded a spirit of liberation that allowed designers to respond positively to vernacular and historic forms and to incorporate them into their work. An atmosphere of inclusion and expanding possibilities encouraged designers to experiment. The English designer wondered, Why can t you take a painterly approach within the print medium? His work evolves from an effort to discover an intuitive yet logical approach to design, expressing a personal vision that could have meaning to his audience. His typographic configurations project an emblematic authority that evokes heraldry and military emblems. Neville BrodyHerbert MatterMichael Vanderbly

A. Neville Brody

Explanation:

Neville Brody is a famous British Graphic Designer , born in the year 1957 and known for his incorporation of painting in his magazines as well as other digital designs. He stressed that when painting is used on a digital deigns it never fades off.

This designer is also a typographer who worked largely on magazines such as 'The Face'. He took the painterly approach within the print medium. His paintings channeled his inner conviction and gave him an avenue to express himself.

Brody was an exceptional graphic designer who changed the normal practices in graphic designs. He graduated from The London College of Communication as well as Hornsey College of Art.