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Trolling for Salmon in British Columbia. (3045 words) |
 | A troller can set up his gear to be very selective when he wants to be or can set it up in a way that would catch a variety of species. |
| Years ago a trollers main catch was coho and chinook which generally will take the same lures especially later in the summer when the coho are bigger and looking for bigger feed. |
| Trollers even refer to their daily catches as their score and I have seen fishermen become physically sick when hearing of anothers good catch. |
| dot dot dot, (issue 6) (2148 words) |
| Troller, like many designers working in the Swiss idiom, was eagerly sought after by corporate clients, including Xerox, IBM, and American Airlines, for whom he designed a landmark series of travel posters in 1970. |
| Throughout, Troller’s design work was informed by his personal art practice, and graphic forms that began as paintings and sculptures often found their way onto his book jackets and other commissioned work. |
| This same theme that is echoed in Troller’s client work from the same period, in particular the 1976 cover for IBM’s Data Processor magazine [see p.79], in which silhouettes of a human hand hover over a diagram of a terminal keyboard, a figure of the human-computer interface we now take for granted. |
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