Ninth Assignment

NY Times Workroom, 1942

For next week, please do the following:
1. Create an exhaustive collection of cover and logo variations. E-X-H-A-U-S-T-I-V-E. As many variations as your design-cramped hands can execute. Include strong imagery and type that will communicate your concept and attract your readership in one glance. Include cover lines that will draw readers in. 

Pointers:
Your logo type can be entirely different from any of the faces you have used in your magazine so far. Covers usually (but not always) represent something from your strongest feature, but should always speak to the overall tone of the magazine.

As always, please remember to bring all the components of your magazine with you to class next week. This is critical to our understanding of your work.

Eighth Assignment

For next week, please work on your third feature spread.

Make it interesting, test the boundaries, get weird. Put your insides on the outsides. Blow us away with something we've never seen before. Now is the time to take chances, to find inspiration in unusual places, to challenge the expectations of those around you. Show us how you put your soul in it.

Pedal to the metal.

Seventh Assignment

The Making of Little White Lies

For your next assignment, please :

1. Catch up on everything that's due so far,
2. Begin and finish a new feature opener spread and feature jump spread.

Test your limits! If your first feature used format A, try B or C. If you used B, try A or C. If you used C... you know.

Until next time!

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