The Atlantic has unveiled the cover for its December 2019 issue signaling the magazine’s first substantial redesign since 2008. Most notable: the name is now a simple “A”.
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APTech Quarterly To School Higher Education Marketers
The Association for Print Technologies (APTech) has launched a quarterly magazine launches to empower higher education marketers.
Airbnb and Hearst Launch Print-Only Travel Magazine
Airbnb and Hearst are partnering on a new print-only magazine — Airbnbmag — that reaches newsstands and host coffeetables in late May. Editorial is shaped, in part, by data-mining of Airbnb website visitors.
Mother Jones 40th Anniversary Redesign Is Inside Job
Orange is the new Mother Jones, part of a 40th anniversary redesign done largely inhouse, led by creative director Ivylise Simones.
UCLA Designer’s Blueprint for Success
UCLA Blueprint made its debut last month.
Top 25 Magazine Designs of the Past 50 Years
As part of our 50th Anniversary celebration GDUSA has conducted a series of surveys within the design community. This time around we asked our readers to tell us their favorite magazine designs of the past 50 years. Let us know if we missed any of your favorites. 1. Rolling Stone
USA TODAY Breaks out of Lock-In
I love newspapers. I read an (unnamed) New York City tabloid for 45 minutes every morning. When I hold a newspaper, I grasp an achievable and enjoyable goal, a process I want to return to every day. When I see a news site designed like a newspaper, the feeling is much different. I consume a […]