Journal tagged by Front covers

Let’s hope Microsoft’s attempt to patent the page-turn effect brings an end to that particular visual metaphor. The ResonanceFM radio discussion about the iPad I did with Patrick Burgoyne and Adrain Shaughnessy is now available online. Click on the headphone...

The Independent highlights a new tranche of literary magazines, including Popshot and The Drawbridge. 032c present a complete zoomable history of Steven Meisel’s covers for Italian Vogue (as originally featured in issue 16 of the magazine). MagMonday has a link...

I don’t know much about this new publication from Germany, but that cover sure looks lovely. You can order Aortica here.

The latest issue of Fantastic Man has landed, starring photographer Wolfgang Tillmans on the cover, some nice use of Gill Sans (below)… …some of the richest, flattest black printing I’ve seen for sometime (above)… …and two archetypal Fantastic Man fashion...

On Friday last week, the 48hr magazine team announced their theme, ‘Hustle’ and began their make-a-magazine-in-2-days experiment. It’ll be on sale via MagCloud later today – meanwhile, the only part made public so far is the cover, above.

A very special front cover from the fifties – more like a CD sleeve than a magazine cover. The Paris Review is a literary magazine, originally published from Paris, that moved to New York where it continues to be published...