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It’s easy to characterise National Geographic as a magazine from another era, quietly fading away in today’s tougher market, so it was exciting to hear the title had been completely redesigned, prompted by a recent increase in sales. Developed by...

The latest issue of The Plant features a subtle redesign. Still quite recognisable – this is not a complete revolution – the pages are larger, the logo on the cover elegantly debossed, and the paper changed to an smooth, uncoated...

The White Review has never cared for cover lines. In its previous 20 issues, the quarterly magazine has always resisted temptation to boast about the subjects and themes that feature inside. Issue 21 goes a step further. For the first...

The Guardian pulls together a series of responses to its redesign. Richard Turley is always a good read; here he is talking plenty if sense about contemporary culture and inspiration. India calling! Lover is an India-centric online magazine, worth a...

Since 1988’s redesign by David Hillman, The Guardian newspaper has always put design at the heart of what it does, working for a long period with Simon Esterson before 2006’s award-winning shift to Berliner format and redesign by Mark Porter....

Next week sees the launch of the tenth issue of Mushpit, with a very different look. Editors Charlotte Roberts and Bertie Brandes have teamed up with design titan Richard Turley in one of the most exciting collaborations of the year;...