Photograph, headlines and colors change from issue to issue, but the structure does not. Repetitiveness will quickly establish a strong, coherent image. This 21-page article from issue 50 of Before&After Magazine takes you through the redesign of a photography magazine which draws inspiration from taking a great photo: by clearing everything else off the page.
Photograph, headlines and colors change from issue to issue, but the structure does not. Repetitiveness will quickly establish a strong, coherent image.
© John McWade/Before&After Magazine, courtesy of Gaye Anne McWade.
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