Yes – it’s been quite busy here this November with December looking equally busy. Have a look through my special pet magazine, ICA Home & Living for some great tips, stories and recipes. The annual Doncaster Bloodstock Magazine is equally full of tips and news, with a very pretty covergirl don’t you think?
Irish Printer have always sought to celebrate innovation and creativity in our industry and so were delighted when McGowans approached them with the novel idea of using their magazine as a platform to promote their latest ground-breaking technology for the Irish printing industry. We created a lighter, brighter, bigger Irish Printer using contemporary layouts and fonts.
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We’re feeling very chuffed with ourselves here. Its small but perfectly formed and set to grow very quickly … but you have to join the ICA to get one.
This range of beautifully photographed food magazines were designed for Donal Skehan and Ross Golden Bannon. The magazine depicts the journey towards preparing one meal each time. Donal and Ross traveled the country highlighting small artisan producers and craftspeople. Donal has since turned the magazine into a TV show.
Its been a horsey summer so far. Goffs International produce three high end magazines to correspond with their three major sales each year. A focus on production values and an investment in quality are the cornerstones of their business and they expect it in their suppliers too.
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Getting the chance to work with some of the most interesting images of the 20th century doesn’t come around too often so I was very lucky to get that chance twice.
Just a couple little wine mags – small but perfectly formed! SuperValu wanted to present wine in a fun a friendly manner, with tips on food combining, craft beers and vintage ports. Educational and intoxicating.
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Well this little project is getting a lot of attention on twitter at the moment. The brainchild of Donal Skehan and Ross Golden Bannon, Feast magazine is a ‘dinner journal’ – the story of a meal. Donal shot every one of these images (and many, many, many more). We tied it all together with a simple, timeless design which allowed the images to tell their own tale. Hope you enjoy it. It’s free for the first issue here: FEAST: A Dinner Journal.
