#magazine cover
Rupert Everett as Oscar Wilde
(The Judas Kiss by David Hare)
Culture magazine, The Sunday Times, 2013, January 06)
Post link
Larger than life: The Dubai Mall seen from the world’s tallest building, the Burj Khalifa, photographed by Mark Hartman.
Idées des grandeurs: l’imposant Dubai Mall vu depuis l’édifice le plus haut du monde, le Burj Khalifa. Photo de Mark Hartman.
Read more in the October issue of Air Canada enRoute.
Découvrez le reste du numéro d’Octobre d’Air Canada enRoute.
Post link
My cover for the Tōkyōiter - an imaginary magazine about what makes Tokyo such fascinating place to live and experience. “We are sure that with this tribute to The New Yorker traditional cover art and The Parisianer, we can both celebrate illustration, cartooning, drawing, design, creativity… and Tokyo.”
The creatures on my cover are made up but they are inspired by Japanese Yokai and just like the rest of Tokyo, they’re taking a spontaneous nap on the train.
Post link
thought I’d do some magazine covers.
Since 2010, Claire Boucher has written, performed, produced, and engineered some of the century’s most exciting, hardest-to-classify, most future-shock-y music as Grimes. Our first-ever standalone digital cover story takes an intimate look at the real life of the artist, who takes on her critics, lays out her fantastic visions, and much more. Click here for the full story.⠀
Jane Tracy - November 1964 Dude Magazine Cover Girl.
November 1975. Analog Science Fiction/Science Fact magazine cover illustrated by Vincent Di Fate
Post link
August 1934. Modern Mechanix and Inventions magazine cover featuring a “radio tube train.”
Remarkable today for its absurdity, however in any era we probably can’t help but imagine the future in terms of combining familiar workaday technology (trains) with magical new ones (radio, at that time).
Post link
February 1959. Illustration by Phil Berry for Amazing Stories 33, no. 2 featuring “The World Burners” short story by Paul Fairman
Post link
