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Maybe you've heard Arem Duplessis (design director New York Times Magazine) is leaving New York Times for a company called Apple.
Cause of this i like to post my interview with Arem that appeared
one year ago in The Coverjunkie Magazine
“It’s nice how they fabricated these organic objects to give them more of a geometric form. The colors really pop and I like the use of type and imagery. I’m sure it was all well thought out but the final execution feels very natural.”
- The Gentlewoman (Netherlands):
"I love the simplicity of this cover: the line is short and it says everything you need to know. I’m also crazy about the black and white portrait matched with that beautiful blue background.”
“I’m really into this image. The two divers against that blue cloudy sky is certainly very memorable. The logo type in a transparent red was a great choice. It pops without getting in the way.”
- Vanity Fair (US):
This cover is just beautiful in every way. It’s never easy getting this much type on a cover and they managed to do it with elegance. But what really stands out is the beautiful portrait of Angelina Jolie.”
- Hot & Cool (UK):
“This cover is just so damn simple and that’s what makes it fantastic. It’s cool and confident. Just perfect for a hip little fashion title.”
“Sexy type, sexy cover. What more can I say?”
“Love the volcano smoke rising out of the collar. Not sure what it means, but it looks very cool.”
“This cover is dope for two reasons. (1) I’m a big Rick Ross fan and (2) it made me laugh. Great concept.”
- New York Magazine (US):
“I love the great big hair matched with the great big type on this New York cover. It’s an eye-catcher for sure”
- Little White Lies (UK):
“I’m not sure how this cover was executed but it’s pretty damn beautiful. It just glows and I love how the imagery interacts with the logo.”