Journal tagged by Typography

In the first of a new series of posts examining elements of magazine design in tight close-up, we look at the flatplanning of the latest issue of The Gentlewoman. We love introducing new magazines here on the Journal, and there’s...

I’ve been keen to expand our horizons here on the Journal, to reach a little further then the obvious sources of magazines and hear from publishers beyond Europe, Australia and the US. Singapore has recently provided a steady supply of...

IL, the monthly supplement to the Italian newspaper Sole 24 ORE, is a difficult magazine to track down outside its home country so it was exciting to open a parcel at magCulture HQ recently and have a bundle of recent...

Every object tells a story. And many stories are now told through objects – it’s a zeitgeist that’s been prevalent since artists like Gordon Matta-Clark championed the stories contained in items of garbage. This narrative device is one we now...

After 14 years as an award-winning art director at Faber & Faber, Charlotte Strick is now a partner in boutique design studio Strick&Williams and art editor of The Paris Review. She also writes about art and design for the likes...

Newspaper design has always been as polarised as the newspaper market itself in Britain, ranging from the carefully composed serious ex-broadsheets to the more free-form, populist tabloids. with little between. Nobody’s successfully mixed the two, even the shift from broadsheet...