Journal tagged by Front covers

London’s free sports magazine Sport celebrates its tenth birthday next month. As the Rio Olympics get going, we asked art director John Mahood to look back at their front covers starring members of Team GB. Here are his favourite five....

This morning we’re at work with the team behind Bad Day, who have just released issue 20 of their pocket sized, single-colour arts and culture biannual. With editor-in-chief Eva Michon in LA, creative director Colin Bergh in Toronto, and publisher...

Over a year after after issue one, the second edition of found image magazine Feelings has just been published. Anyone intrigued by artfully combined sets of seemingly random photographs, diagrams and illustrations loosely tied to a theme will love the...

The front cover of this week’s New Yorker issue features an illustration by Berlin-based artist Christoph Niemann; in a unique commission, he also designed the back cover, the two artworks each linking to an augmented reality animation accessed via the...

We love this week’s New Yorker front/back cover and augmented reality addition by Christoph Niemann. Help ‘quirky brand’ The Idler secure a future via Crowdcube. Founder Mark Perry on Sniffin’ Glue, ‘I approached it almost like a school project. But...

Often when a magazine comes out with split covers I find that I very quickly gravitate to one over the other and have an easy favourite. However this was not the case with the new issue of the Norwegian ‘coffee...