Journal tagged by Typography

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...

Paul Harpin has been responsible for the design of over 300 magazines as creative director at publishers including Haymarket, Redwood, Centaur and Times magazines in Singapore. Now he’s gone back to his roots — design consultancy — with a new...

It’s easy to characterise National Geographic as a magazine from another era, quietly fading away in today’s tougher market, so it was exciting to hear the title had been completely redesigned, prompted by a recent increase in sales. Developed by...

When you think of Port magazine, the front cover that probably comes to mind is a striking, black and white headshot of an older male actor accompanied by some stylish typography. The London-based biannual has broken from this mold on...

We start the week with a look at the world of letterpress printing with Double Dagger’s co-publisher, editor and printer Nick Loaring. After only two issues, Double Dagger has established itself as a strong reminder of the creative power of...

This Friday we dig into the magazine collection of typeface designer Jean-Baptiste Levée, founder of the Production Type digital type design studio. Jean-Baptiste has designed over 100 typefaces, including work for French publications Libération, Vanity Fair and Sciences & Avenir....