We looked at My Unwritten Books last year (original post here); here's another similar minimalist design for At The New Yorker. Proof positive that really strong ideas can come in simple packages.
Wednesday, March 11, 2009
George Steiner at the New Yorker
(My Unwritten Books designed by Rodrigo Corral; assuming the same for At the New Yorker)
We looked at My Unwritten Books last year (original post here); here's another similar minimalist design for At The New Yorker. Proof positive that really strong ideas can come in simple packages.
We looked at My Unwritten Books last year (original post here); here's another similar minimalist design for At The New Yorker. Proof positive that really strong ideas can come in simple packages.
I love the way the text and image work together.
ReplyDeletethat second one is brilliant. Is that Drummond's work? Might be Corral.
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ReplyDeleteI like them both, and it's nice to see them connected as a series, but I do think that My Unwritten Books is by far the better of the two.
ReplyDeleteI love them, obviously.
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