External Links
Videos
- The Decanter film by Walter Landor and Associates (video, 1960s)
- Interview with Walter Landor (video, 1977)
Public address
- Five secrets of a successful design career: Art Center College of Design commencement address (1985)
More about Walter Landor
- Walter Landor, an industrial designer and pioneer in branding, created some of the world’s most recognizable packages, brands, and trademarks (Immigrant Entrepreneurship)
- Walter Landor: Graphic designer and founder of an influential corporate image consultancy (Transatlantic Perspectives)
- Walter Landor: Portrait of a pioneer
- History: Multiple articles and videos about Walter Landor and the origins of Landor Associates
- Landor: Medalists: Inspiration: AIGA
- Walter Landor | In the spotlight | Area of Design
- Designers Signature: Walter Landor
Obituaries
- Walter Landor, 81, a Designer of Logos for Giant Corporations (New York Times)
- Walter Landor, 81, Designer (SFgate.com)
Related sites
- Landor Associates website
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