Skip to content

Journal tagged by Designers

Fantastic Man #37

Fantastic Man #37

The ever-evolving Fantastic Man is back with a new format, look and direction that creative director Jop van Bennekom describes as ‘subtle and indeed drastic at the same time.’ Take a look through the pages of the new issue with its new logo, more fashion, and a smart new (single) typeface throughout.
Read more
Nuts #1
New magazines

Nuts #1

Richard Turley’s latest publishing project is a fashion magazine that contains all the regular elements of such a magazine, except the clothes. Nuts (not to be confused with the nineties lads mag of the same name) is a brilliantly off the wall critique of fashion publishing, using Turley’s trademark editorial approach.
Read more
Paula Scher

Paula Scher

This week we meet Paula Scher, one of three designers invited to design their own version of the new WePresent magazine. Paula is one of the most famous graphic designers working today, and attracting her to an editorial project of this scale is a notable coup. She tells us about the project and the role of Dall-e in producing it.

Read more
George Lois, RIP

George Lois, RIP

This week the publishing world was hit by the news that the art director’s art director George Lois had died. His sixties cover designs for Esquire remain a common reference point today for editors and designers alike. Here, we republish a 2010 interview with Lois, who said at the time, ‘Magazine geeks are my people.’
Read more
Jim #1
Illustration

Jim #1

Our favourite magazine about magazines is back! New launch Jim is the latest incarnation of Gym Class Magazine, written, edited and designed as ever by Steven Gregor. And this time he’s added his own illustrations— the focus of our review.
Read more
Amalgam #3
Detailed

Amalgam #3

This new issue of Illinois, US-based design journal Amalgam is a triumph of self-imposed parameters. It’s a brilliant piece of black and white editorial design, the denial of colour forcing its maker Pouya Ahmadi to find other ways to bring to life the issue’s rich design- and language- focused content.
Read more