Journal tagged by Front covers

NYTimes migrates their succesful digital round-up to their print edition. ‘It’s a golden age for magazine covers – thanks Trump!’ Holly Catford takes a look at the design of The Guardian’s daily Long Read feature. ‘The end of the print...

This week we're at work with Lindsay Ballant, freelance graphic designer and art director of political quarterly The Baffler. Founded in 1988, the satirical, left-leaning title went on to inspire a host of new leftist publications in the states including...

Belfast’s newest magazine, called The Tangerine, is a literary platform for new writers of poetry and short fiction but it also publishes writing with a journalistic bent. “We hope that by focusing on publishing long form work, we can allow...

A living, walk-in version of Toilet Paper magazine. Yikes! German design mag Novum has produced a remarkable 12,500 different front covers for its new issue. New York magazine to celebrate its 50th anniversary with a series of books. Good to...

This recent pair of books from Unit Editions is a gorgeous record of almost 100 years of designs magazines and periodicals, and I’m excited to be part of a panel discussion celebrating them this evening in London. The two volumes,...

We like to take an in-depth look at magazines here on the Journal, but sometimes a small thing needs to be noted. I’ve had this magazine sat on my desk for a few days now, and it keeps grabbing my...