W.A. Dwiggins: A Life in DesignOften credited with inventing the term "graphic design," W. A. Dwiggins was a quintessential maker fabricating his own tools and experimenting with design in areas as wide ranging as stamps, currency, books, kites, marionettes, theatrical sets and lighting. While he began his career in advertising, Dwiggins became a book designer. He also created several typefaces including Electra and Caledonia, which are still used in publishing today. More than any