Feature: Magazines

 
Pay close attention

Pay close attention

Adam Michaels and Prem Krishnamurthy of Project Projects bring deep cultural engagement to every aspect of their practice, both in their client work and in their personal ventures
 
Reputations: Mucho

Reputations: Mucho

‘We were interested in working internationally, to learn from different cultures and to know how design behaves globally. We had international clients. But you really need people in those places to stay active. So the answer is sharing.’
 
Powered flight

Powered flight

For fifteen years, Pegasus, an international biannual corporate magazine designed by Derek Birdsall, led a charmed life.
 
Raw like sushi

Raw like sushi

Alternative food zines scramble the conventions of magazine design to make a more authentic flavour
 
Milan’s anarchic Modernist

Milan’s anarchic Modernist

Alessandro Colizzi explores the Futurist past of Bruno Munari, the eclectic, prolific designer-illustrator of Mussolini’s Italy.
 
Reputations: Chris Dixon

Reputations: Chris Dixon

‘I sometimes liken art direction to film directing. They start with a script, basically just words on white paper, and they read it and start to imagine and visualise it. You can do it a thousand different ways.’
 
Street life

Street life

Bremen’s street magazine Die Zeitschrift der Strasse is a social project that benefits its student publishers as much as its homeless vendors. By Nick Kapica
 
Allan Fleming: The man who branded a nation

Allan Fleming: The man who branded a nation

At a pivotal moment in Canada’s history, Allan Fleming’s typographic designs for stamps, books, advertisements, logos and big civic projects shaped the look of the country, leaving a vital legacy
 
Shock tactics

Shock tactics

America’s funky ‘altweeklies’ are a hotbed of zero-budget, attention-grabbing cover art direction.
 
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