Journal tagged by Illustration

You don’t set up an independent magazine with making money as your first thought. It is perhaps for this very reason that independent magazines are some of the most creative publications that you’ll find on shop shelves. It is also...

Our latest look at a page 23 comes from the technology-themed fifth issue of Japanese football mag Shukyu. We’ve championed Shukyu for some time; its mix of east and west in terms of both editorial design and content makes it...

Art director Holly Catford has worked on a wide range of magazines as part of Simon Esterson’s studio and in her own right; her work includes Eye, History Today and Pulp and she also designed Noble Rot with us at...

Sarah Wickings is a freelance designer and collage artist based in South London. Since graduating from Arts University Bournemouth last summer, she’s worked for clients across Europe including La Parisien Magazine and Imperial College, London and her collages have recently...

The third issue of Hotdog, ‘Delightfully Unprofessional’, stays true to its name. It offers a delightfully refreshing approach to poetry, which makes the medium feel inclusive and unimposing. Hotdog publishes funny, honest poetry by female identifying, non-binary and transgender voices....

Last weekend’s New York Times Magazine was their regular Olympics Issue, marking the imminent Pyeong Chang Winter Olympics. The edition led with this stunning photo illustration, one of a series by British artist Idris Khan. I spoke to art director...