IDEA is a Japanese / English language magazine that focuses on graphic design and typography. Published quarterly in Tokyo, Japan, its first issue was in 1953. The following scans are from issue 170 published for 1982 and feature artworks by the designers Stephan Kantscheff, Jim Heimann, Jacques Poirier, Jacques Richez and Yōji Yamamoto.
Stephan Kantscheff (Bulgaria)
Jim Heimann (US)
Jacques Poirier (France)

Jacques Poirier. L to R – illustration for an article “Intermission” for Pilote magazine. Portrait of Louis Armstrong for Phosphore magazine. Illustration for an article “Toreador”. Cover illustration for Vie Publique Journal.

Jacques Poirier. L to R – cover for Nourriture Dietetique Magazine. Illustration for an article “Excentric Millionaire”. “Personal research produced to please the author’s daughter”.
Jacques Richez (France)
Yōji Yamamoto (Japan)
Thanks for looking. More images from Idea 170 coming soon.
Image sources: Idea 170, 1982. Copyright Idea. Scanned by The Vintage Toy Advertiser for information and research purposes.
All of these are so beautiful. Great designs!
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Thanks Silver Screenings.
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Some of those are outstanding. Looking forward to seeing some more from this series.
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Thanks J. More coming soon.
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Nice to see some stamp pics in there.
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Thanks Anthony. Yes, the artist seemed to have taken on a lot of stamp commissions during that period.
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I like very much Jim Heimann.
nice to meet you.
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Hi thanks so much for stopping by and nice to meet you too.
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