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UNDO Visual Thinking is a bi-monthly mexican magazine of graphic design and art which focus in social and cultural issues. Is an in-house project of poeticsouvenir, an editorial design studio with base in Puebla, Mexico inspired by the 'good design is good citizenship" Milton Glaser's philosophy.

Collaborations

Several designers / artists have collaborated with the magazine to produce issues.

• UNDO issue 01 Politics: Art direction and design by Edgar Reyes
• UNDO issue 02 Consumption: Special collaboration by Monica Peon, a Mexican graphic designer graduated in Design 2D by the Cranbrook Academy of Art in 1998, she worked at the Studio Dumbar a design agency, established by Gert Dumbar in 1977 with base in The Netherlands. She Co-founded Igloo Design, a design studio specialized in editorial and motion graphics with base in Mexico City, she explain her studio philosophy in this way to the Communication Arts magazine: "We are aiming for a design that reinvents the local but works globally. That is personal and sensitive to immediate concerns and is aware of belonging to a broader environment. That moves your guts, that punches you in the face and then you look closer.”

See also

• List of Mexican magazines

References

External links

• UNDO visual thinking

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