March 2017 - Page 3 of 4 - Freeport Press

An Industry-Wide Call for Photoshop Ethics

16 March 201709 November 2021|design

Image retouching has been getting a lot of attention in recent years, as advertisers seek to model absolute perfection in their imagery. It’s not only verging on the ridiculous but the unethical. Celebrities and models alike are speaking out about the...

On the Power of Great Design

16 March 201716 March 2017|Advertising, design

Advertising has a bad rap, according to Paul Belford writing in Creative Review. “Despite its many detractors, there is nothing intrinsically evil about advertising per se. (Online advertising is a different story but we’ll save that for some other time.),”...

Empire: Turning a Title into a Brand

15 March 201715 March 2017|Magazine, Print

Ask Empire Magazine’s Terri White to define her overall goal, and she pulls no punches. “To make the world's biggest film magazine the world's biggest film and entertainment brand,” she recently told Mary Hogarth writing in InPublishing. She’s well on...

Adobe and their Amazing Print Magazine

14 March 201714 March 2017|design, Magazine, Print

“What you hold in your hands is a new Ninety Nine U magazine, a quarterly design publication brought to you by Adobe Creative Cloud. In these pages, Ninety Nine U invites you to explore the creative world through the lens of...

Malyarov’s Open Letter to Everyone Looking for Real Journalism

14 March 201709 November 2021|content, Editorial

“Standing up for facts is a kind of patriotic act, and a necessary one.”Those words from Dartmouth College professor Brendan Nyhan close a thought-provoking piece by Nikolay Malyarov in Fipp.Malyarov’s “open letter to everyone looking for real journalism” makes the...

Teens and Tweens are Hungry…for Print

13 March 201713 March 2017|Magazine, Print

The younger market offers a unique opportunity for publishers to offer an escape from the digital life. Any parent of teens or tweens will tell you they are always hungry. And it seems they aren’t just hungry for food. According...

How to Build a Media Brand that Works

13 March 201713 March 2017|Magazine, Print

“Always, always do your own thing.” That’s rule number one of Skift’s Rafat Ali when it comes to building a reliable media brand. An unabashed fanboy of Monocle magazine, Ali offers ten rules to brand by in this post in...

Whatchasay? Another Free Font Friday?

10 March 201710 March 2017|design

This week, we’re mixing up two very different fonts, adding a little wattauchimma with your liquide. Whatchasay to that? Wattauchimma font is a techno family of fonts designed by Peter Wiegel. He’s made something really special here, a unique font that...

Risky Design in the Contemporary Art Niche

09 March 201709 March 2017|design, Marketing

Contemporary art magazine Frieze is undergoing a redesign, according to Sarah Dawood in Design Week. The magazine, which regularly includes art news, features, reviews and listings, is moving award from gorgeous and toward a more honest representation of current contemporary...

Why Journalism Should be Grateful for the Current War on Media

08 March 201708 March 2017|Editorial

John Palumbo, head of Rhode Island Monthly, waxed nostalgic in a recent post in Folio. “My journalism advisor in college was a crusty seasoned newspaper guy who had retired to academia. Often, when reviewing classwork, he would look over his...

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