Journal tagged by Illustration

“Ex-Mayor Olaf Scholz’s farewell gift to Hamburg was the future 233-metre-high Elbtower. A nice gesture, but illustrator Christian Wischnewski and author Anja Rützel feel the design proposal looks a bit dull. In their opinion, other prominent Hamburg citizens could scale...

Our second contribution from Ian Birch looks at the return of Vanity Fair. Closed in 1936, Conde Nast brought the title back to life in March 1983 with this issue. The editor-in-chief was Richard Locke, art director Lloyd Ziff and...

As I never tire of telling people, the effort and work that goes into a magazine means that to make it worthwhile you need to have real passion for the subject and a conviction that you are doing something that...

Berlin’s 032c is always delivers on the design front; under the guidance of art director Mike Meiré and designer Tim Giesen it continues to challenge what is contemporary. It’s also developed an interesting themetic device where a guest art director...

Brownie is a satisfyingly chunky photography magazine from China which has just arrived at the magCulture Shop. The issue concerns ‘The Photography of Everyday Life’ and features plenty of beautifully presented images. But it’s the one story that uses illustration...

The latest issue of Hole & Corner sports a smart new approach to its cover. After 15 issues of still life photography, a set of four illustrations give the cover of the 16th edition a warmer feel that suits the...