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That’s art direction
Words and pictures – and the way they are used to tell a story – lie at the heart of every magazine, big or small
Reading Habits
‘Good’ editorial design has no place in The Guardian’s print-your-own A4 G24, but readers love its ‘robotic’ vernacular
Tools to make or break
By cracking open commercial software, a new breed of graphic designer is redefining type and image at code level
A sign that eats itself
Cartoon-like characters in logos and on signage are ubiquitous in South Korea
Reputations: David Gentleman
‘I did absolutely anything that came my way, which I’ve done throughout my life. But what I know about design, as opposed to wood engravings or illustrating, I learned from stamps – my interest in refining an idea down to an absolute minimum.’
Art and art direction – Thomas Lenthal
Thomas Lenthal, creative director for luxury fashion brands and his own magazine Paradis.
Power of two
Clients who hire the company behind Five’s new identity always work directly with the main men
Woman at the edge of technology
Jacqueline Casey’s posters used wit, invention and the grid to reach the essence of each subject.
Interaction and multimedia
Anticipating new interfaces in the age of the iPhone: an open-ended conversation with design guru Bill Moggridge.