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Silver medal at 17 Malofiej International Infographic Award
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The Southern issued this quarterly magazine (for first class ticket holders) and made a real effort with the design & layout. This edition, written by Michael Gifford (following the death of long term editor E P Leigh-Bennett the travel writer) was decorated by Victor Reinganum - with a series of vignettes. The magazine was set up and printed by the lovely Curwen Press - and it shows in terms of layout and lettering.
The cover has a fascinating collection of lettering and typography with a graphic description of tracks and points to produce a fan. There appears to have been three variations on the cover design over the decade this, from 1939, being of the final design.
The main article in this issue is regarding the completion of the electrification scheme for lines towards Reading extending electric services beyond Guildford and Virginia Water. This was another phase of the Southern's extensive programme of third rail electrification and modernisation of their primary commuter lines that allowed them to develop commuter traffic and sell a vision of a 'modern' railway. Victor Reinganum's vignettes make an excellent play on the vision of fast, clean electric trains.
Call us feminist, but – isn’t it sort of weird that the big, un-fancy cake goes to the boys (and only on their birthdays, since presumably too many cakes would make them gay) while the smaller, frou-frou number goes to ‘good little girls?’ Of course, the femme cake has a cherry on top. Creepy.
Magazine Design for The Exchange Magazine. The magazine of the College of Business & Behavioral Science at Clemson University.
This is another page from my magazine. The entire backbone of the mag was about the new 1% fat milk 'the One' from Wisemans Milk. So, naturally, that theme oozes throughout the design.
The opening spread for a feature story about growth suggestions for the small but growing town of Ocala. Don't go to the sideways spread often, but when it's right...
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Editorial design for Golf Georgia magazine, the official publication for the Georgia State Golf Foundation.
Editorial design for Golf Georgia magazine, the official publication for the Georgia State Golf Foundation.
Editorial design for Designer Dream Homes Magazine, a DDP publication.
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Editorial design for Golf Georgia magazine, the official publication for the Georgia State Golf Foundation
Aunt Jemima: Scrumptious Brunches From A Month Of Sundays - Ah, innocence. Shelf Life loves the fact that in February 1960 the word ‘brunch’ had to be explained: “Call it breakfast … call it lunch … call it ‘brunch’”. Along the same lines, Shelf Life would like to coin another term: “Call her Aunt Jemima .. call her a patronizing emblem from a dominant culture … call her Aunt Patrodomture!”
PICK is a made up company name for my magazine cover design, I have to do this for my portfolio preparation class.
I've decided to go with "D.I.Y" special concept for this magazine cover. :)
( D.I.Y= Do it Yourself.)
oh, and there's going to be a sleeve to go with this magazine, i'll upload it shortly!