Publication cover design

Graphic Design, Editorial Design, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe InDesign

AleZj created a custom book cover on 99designs. They got dozens of unique ideas from professional designers and picked their favorite.

In this article, we'll show you how to make a magazine cover design, as well as going through cover page for a magazine anatomy so you can create your own! Watch the video analysis too.

Cover Designs | Graphic Design

A major anthology of great Japanese short stories introduced by Haruki Murakami This is a celebration of the Japanese short story from its modern origins in the nineteenth century to remarkable contemporary works. It includes the most well-known Japanese writers - Akutagawa, Murakami, Mishima, Kawabata - but also many surprising new pieces, from Yuko Tsushima's 'Flames' to Banana Yoshimoto's 'Bee Honey'. Ranging over myth, horror, love, nature, modern life, a diabolical painting, a cow…

Rives is a paper company with products that are perfect for projects ranging from lithography, intaglio, screen printing, relief printing, linocut, collotype, and drawing. New Zealand-based Fuman Studio was tasked with the job of designing the promotional piece for the company titled 'Touchy Feely' due to its vast range of textures. Instead of sticking to the mundane, they rethought the norm by creating a piece to be cherished as much as art instead of being viewed and tossed

And now, for a visual feast / celebration of one of the Print staff’s top obsessions: Book design and book covers! We decided to revisit 15 of our favorite tomes from the 2014 Regional Design Annual. Enjoy. E-Block: Photographs by Mark Perrott Landesberg Design, Pittsburgh: Rick Landesberg (creative director), Joe Petrina (art director/designer); Mark Perrott (client/photographer) S. Book Design Headcase Design, Philadelphia: J.J. Abrams (creative director/writer), Paul Keppl

Layout and stationery design, print and magazine, hip and young graphic design.

The fifth issue of Singapore’s Rubbish Famzine has just been published. Created by the Lim family (dad, mum, daughter and son) this small-run hand-made piece of publishing is always a spectacular object. Developed together by the four family members – when I was in Singapore earlier this year dad Pann described how they held editorial meetings together to make decisions — this fifth issue looks at the life of Pann’s late father Lim Tiap Guan, who died from liver cancer before Pann and…