The Society of Publication Designers has launched its second iPad app, SPD 46, the collection of the best magazine and publication design, illustration, and photography. It’s packed with over 600 images, in vertical and horizontal formats, with searchable database. The work represented was selected by a jury of visual journalists as the best publication design of 2010. There is a ton of amazing work here, including Magazine of the Year winner GQ. The app was designed by Huffington. magazine creative director Josh Klenert. It’s available now in the iTunes store for both iPad and iPad mini.
Page from the Huffington. iPad app
Illustration: Jeffrey Decoster
Creative director: Josh Klenert
You can get Huffington. here.
Yesterday we posted a set of covers from the Huffington. iPad app. Today we’ve got some inside pages and illustrations. It’s great stuff, smart and engaging, and best of all, the app is free from the iTunes store!
Page from the Huffington. iPad app
Illustration: Oliver Munday
Creative director: Josh Klenert
You can get Huffington. here.
Yesterday we posted a set of covers from the Huffington. iPad app. Today we’ve got some inside pages and illustrations. It’s great stuff, smart and engaging, and best of all, the app is free from the iTunes store!
age from the Huffington. iPad app
Illustration: Si Scott
Creative director: Josh Klenert
You can get Huffington. here.
Yesterday we posted a set of covers from the Huffington. iPad app. Today we’ve got some inside pages and illustrations. It’s great stuff, smart and engaging, and best of all, the app is free from the iTunes store!
Page from the Huffington. iPad app
Illustration: Noma Bar
Creative director: Josh Klenert
You can get Huffington. here.
Yesterday we posted a set of covers from the Huffington. iPad app. Today we’ve got some inside pages and illustrations. It’s great stuff, smart and engaging, and best of all, the app is free from the iTunes store!
Covers from the Huffington. iPad app.
Creative director: Josh Klenert
Credits (L-R, top to bottom): Lorenzo Petrantoni, Brian Stauffer, Dan Saelinger, Christoph Niemann, Charis Tsevis, Justin Metz, Rayon Richards
The Huffington. iPad magazine
Don’t sleep on the Huffington. iPad magazine! That’s my message to everyone for the holiday season. They just marked their six-month anniversary, and the now-free weekly app has become a powerful example of original tablet publishing. I’ve been doing a bunch of iPad consulting lately, and Huffington. is always the first app I point to as something that is smart, original, engaging, and fully utilizing the power of the platform. Creative director Josh Klenert and his ace team have been creating some brilliant imagery and design, tapping a stellar crew of illustrators, photographers, and infographic-makers, including talent like Ward Sutton, Brian Stauffer, Dan Winters, Christoph Niemann, Mirko Illic, Eddie Guy, Noma Bar, and many more Newmanology favorites. The cover design fuses the sensibility of gonzo altweeklies with the cool, modern, restrained look of the Dirk Barnett-era Newsweek, plus a dash of Arthur Hochstein’s pop-Photoshop Time magazine covers. I like it a lot! And it’s fun to watch the Huffington. design and look morph and mature, especially since it’s not based on an existing print publication, but is unique to the iPad platform.
The Huffington. visual team includes: Josh Klenert, creative director; Andrea Nasca, art director; Anna Dickson, photography director; Martin Gee, Troy Dunham, Eve Binder, Susana Soares, designers; Wendy George, associate photo editor; Peter Niceberg, production director.
You can get Huffington. here.
The Huffington. visual team includes: Josh Klenert, creative director; Andrea Nasca, art director; Anna Dickson, photography director; Martin Gee, Troy Dunham, Eve Binder, Susana Soares, designers; Wendy George, associate photo editor; Peter Niceberg, production director.
You can get Huffington. here.
Above: Photograph by Aaron Packard
Cover for the preview issue of Huffington. iPad app
Illustration: Brian Stauffer, creative director: Josh Klenert
