Contenido VOL.58, NO. 2 (MAY-JUN 2016) | Página |
FEATURES | |
The Voorhes. Behind the scenes of this Austin, Texas photography studio, a “MacGyver” couple rigs ingenious sets full of humor, action and beauty. | 36 |
Contrapunto BBDO. In Spain, an ad agency rides the country’s cultural tides to speak to its audiences as equals. | 44 |
Watson Design Group. This Los Angeles–based interactive studio absorbs the storytelling smarts of Hollywood to create cinematic online experiences. | 52 |
New Currents in Chicago Design. Steeped in modernism, young Chicago designers have embraced their city’s design history and innovated something of their own. | 60 |
Exhibit | 70 |
FRESH | |
Steve Wolf. The Austin, Texas, designer grounds his modern style with antique inspirations. | 196 |
Joohee Yoon. This illustrator and printmaker in Providence, Rhode Island, treats each image like a puzzle. | 198 |
Mirka Laura Severa. With an analytical approach, this Amsterdam photographer crafts nuanced stories. | 200 |
COLUMNS | |
Design Culture: Becoming Fluent. Wendy Richmond finds freedom in learning a new artistic medium. | 14 |
Advertising: I Don’t Believe in Anything. As Ernie Schenck writes, creative workers should stay open to every possibility—even the possibil | 16 |
Typography: Typefaces Find Their Footing. Serif typefaces have been making a quiet comeback, Allan Haley argues. | 20 |
Design Details: More Is More. Is simplicity overrated in the design world? | 24 |
Business: Color Me Creative. Adult coloring books are all the rage, and Claire Sykes uncovers the standouts in a crowded marke | 28 |
Insights: Appetizing the Audience. Karin Fong designs title sequences to appetize audiences. | 32 |
Voices: Say, Build, Do. Creative briefs are out. Solutions briefs are in. | 34 |
