"I've done it all," answers Mike Salisbury, after I sheepishly ask him to describe himself.

The man's not kidding. This is the guy who redesigned ROLLING STONE from the ground up, turning the once unassuming magazine into a cultural phenomenon; the guy who branded a little toy company called Hasbro; who helped the youngest of the Jackson 5 go OFF THE WALL sporting glowing white socks; who introduced a camel named Joe; who designed a rather scandalous magazine ad for a man named Flynt, igniting a firestorm debate over free speech that would eventually be catapulted to the United States Supreme Court. 

Mike Salisbury has remained such a creative giant through the years of revolutionary pop culture that to add that he's an art director with a few hun...