Indesign Vol 37 (the re-launch issue) on sale Wednesday 27 May

Issue #37 of Indesign magazine marks the first comprehensive review since the magazine’s launch in 2000, with a new visual identity by studio one8one7, led by Creative Directors Marcus Piper and Christey Johansson, previous Art Directors of POL Oxygen and Jaime Hayon book Works, amongst many other titles.

BY jesse

April 4th, 2011

The re-launch issue is also packed full of outstanding content, including a profile of Indesign Luminaries bernabeifreeman, and stories on the new HASSELL Brisbane studio and the American Express building in Sydney, to name just a few.

Indesign #37 is on sale in newsagencies and bookstores globally on Wednesday 27 May.
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