Mojo Magazine’s Change The Beat sampler. Came free with Issue 256.

LL Circular Black with alternate Renner-inspired ‘r’.

Gail Bichler: Design Director
Kathy Ryan: Director of Photography
Designers: Raul Aguila, Ben Grandgenett and Jason Sfetko 
Design Associate: Audrey Rodriguez

DIN A1 concert poster for Neil Young, 1982, Deutschlandhalle, Berlin.

The cover of the first edition of the UK’s Post Office Magazine – showing a postman at work emptying a Type C letter box. I’m surprised the GPO hadn’t had a staff magazine before this - given that as the editorial itself states there were ‘a quarter of a million’ PO employees at this date. The very ‘clean’ looking cover uses the relatively modern (at the time) Gill Sans Shadow Line typeface.

Loaded magazine, launched in 1994, was the original ‘lads mag’ and 90s publishing phenomenon. In its early days, the magazine’s readership was once memorably described as “50% Sun readers and 50% Guardian readers”.

The Loaded style has been cloned numerous times, most obviously by Emap’s FHM and Maxim, which became the biggest-selling men’s magazine in the US for Dennis Publishing. Loaded also influenced women’s monthlies, with Emap launching Minx, “For girls with a lust for life”. In January 2004, IPC launched the weekly Nuts, announced as the world's first men’s weekly, and Emap quickly followed with Zoo.

Loaded won the prestigious PPA Magazine Of The Year Award two times in a row, in 1995 and 1996. In 2007, Loaded was voted 49th in Industry website goodmagazine.com’s Top 51 Magazines of All Time list, for the “Smartest, Prettiest, Coolest, Funniest, Most Influential, Most Necessary, Most Important, Most Essential, etc.”

Contemporary 8bit poster for Errors LAN.
Full project on reklamekollektivet.no.

Front cover.

The July 1975 Bantam Books edition of John le Carré's 1965 novel The Looking Glass War features Alpha Midnight for titles on front and back. Helvetica is used for supporting text.

Back cover.

Here & Now is the magazine of The Academy of Urbanism. It is designed by Richard Wolfströme. The publication’s main typefaces are Laski Slab and Laski Slab Stencil from ReType.

12-inch vinyl promo

From Wikipedia:

“1963” (sometimes stylized as “Nineteen63”) is a track by English rock group New Order. It was originally released as a B-side to “True Faith” in 1987 and appeared on the Substance compilation of the same year. It was then released as a single in January 1995, in a radio mix by Arthur Baker.

[More info on Discogs]

CD box

Alternative cover

CD promo

Concert ticket from The Cave, Vancouver. Courtesy of Vince Ricci’s vast collection of concert-related ephemera.

The large C is from Coronet Bold, designed by Robert H. Middleton for Ludlow in 1938.

More vintage concert tickets from Vancouver.

The month before the 2014 World Cup held in Brazil, French magazine étapes: published a special issue devoted to Latin American graphic and type design.

Abril Text and Abril Display, accompanied by a sans serif, were used to set the texts and headlines throughout this special issue, creating a warm texture on the coated paper. The display weights also give a touch of elegance to this one-off publication.

Redesign of the 35 years old magazine Jesus, a catholic monthly about religious news and debate from all the world, published by Periodici San Paolo in Italy.

Art Director: Luca Pitoni
Redesigned by Giacomo Traldi & Luca Pitoni

More images here and here.

Jacket design by Robert Aulicino. Jacket art by Will Barnet.

DHUB interior graphics

Design by Atlas, the new studio of Astrid Stavro and Pablo Martín, has designed a stellar new identity system for the iconic Museu del Disseny de Barcelona and the Disseny Hub. The identity is reminiscent of the best of modernist design, yet contemporary and original. The largely typographic solution uses Graphik to the fullest.

Read an interview with the designers for Grafik Magazine and watch a video about the design details.

DHUB posters

DHUB interior graphics

DHUB brochures

DHUB posters

DHUB posters

DHUB posters

Design Hub Barcelona poster

Posters for the Bavarian State Opera. Illustrations by Stefan Glerum