A Line Which Forms a Volume is a critical reader and symposium of graphic design-led research that is edited, written, designed and published by participants of the MA Graphic Media Design (MAGMD) course at the London College of Communication (LCC). Each year a different cohort of students work on the title; kit’s alwasy a fascinating piece of research-led design and editorial. This ninth issue invites readers to attune to the quiet resilience of non-human lives and the relationships between we humans and the ‘lives’ of the cities and spaces we occupy. The issue also features a conversation with James Langdon whose works explore form,iterative overprinting and the ‘existing conditions’ of materials, and a visual essay on learning in transient spaces by Alex Balgiu and Press Create Act. Printed in four special colours: brown, green, metallic silver, and black, with a green spiral binder. 150 x 190 mm, 168 pages, ring-boundLondon, UKFirst published in 2017Editors: Abigail Tan, Madhumita Ramasamy and Yagmur UygunDesign: Svenja Tong, Nikhil Narayanan, Eton Chau, Eunhee Jeon and Lingbo Luo
