Tuesday, May 5, 2009
Monday, May 5, 2008
TIME Magazine released its 100 most influential list, and for the issue, commissioned some heavy-hitters to design multiple cover options — Chip Kidd, Neville Brody, James Victore and Euro RSCG all contributed.
It’s difficult to comment on, or critique the covers without knowing the guidelines set by the magazine. For the most part, TIME covers are mundane and uninteresting, and while these are significantly better than the every week magazine, I expected boundaries to pushed further than they were. That being said, I do enjoy the Euro RSCG and Neville Brody covers.
Labels: Chip Kidd, Euro RSCG, graphic design, James Victore, Neville Brody, TIME Magazine
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