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Vaughan Oliver: Visceral Pleasures birthdayposter subscribers receive a new digitalVaughan Oliver was a consistently innovative and significant graphic designer, and a highly influential member of the small group [with Neville Brody, Malcolm Garrett, and Peter Saville] that changed the face of British graphics in the 1980s. Olivers remarkable and unmatched oeuvre as regular designer for London record label 4AD won him an international following among fellow designers and also, unusually, among music fans, who savor his emotive