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David Lance Goines. Courtesy: Friends of David GoinesDavid Lance Goines, a printmaker whose designs became emblematic of Berkeley’s Free Speech Movement and numerous Berkeley institutions, including Chez Panisse, died on Feb. 19 at his home in North Berkeley. Over more than four decades, his illustrations have become both iconic and ubiquitous, his trademark partners defining the many Berkeley institutions for which he designed: Acme Bread Company, Velo Bicycle, UC Berkeley, the city’s public library. He also published four books, including an 800-page memoir about the Free Speech Movement on campus and collaborated on three. “[He] was a pillar of modern Berkeley, forged in the heat of the overoxygenated 1960s.”Credit: David Lance Goines, 1972 Credit: David Lance Goines, 2016 Credit: David Lance Goines, 2012Goines’ posters are immediately recognizable for their intricate patterns and distinctive lines, a traditional craftsmanship Goines said he learned from his mother.
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