I just completed a redesign of Inventors Digest and I am really excited about the January issue. This is the most excited (about work) that I have been in a long time. Unfortunately you can't buy this magazine in bookstores, but you can get a subscription from the web site (you know, if you like me that much). Regardless, I am very proud of the work I did on this upcoming issue...
Preview from Editor's Note in January Issue of Inventors Digest...
Winter’s chill is here, but things are hot at Inventors Digest. Check out our sizzling redesign, the work of our design guru Cheree Moore, under the direction of newly hired creative director Ted Pate.
From the garage fonts to the sketchbook backgrounds to the playful and more explosive use of graphics and text presentation, you’re in for a whole new and vastly improved Inventors Digest experience. And you thought we couldn’t get any better.
“The word we use to describe the new look is ‘organic,’” says Pate.
I’ll say. The redesign reflects the lab experiment, work-in-progress aspect of inventing.
Preview from Editor's Note in January Issue of Inventors Digest...
Winter’s chill is here, but things are hot at Inventors Digest. Check out our sizzling redesign, the work of our design guru Cheree Moore, under the direction of newly hired creative director Ted Pate.
From the garage fonts to the sketchbook backgrounds to the playful and more explosive use of graphics and text presentation, you’re in for a whole new and vastly improved Inventors Digest experience. And you thought we couldn’t get any better.
“The word we use to describe the new look is ‘organic,’” says Pate.
I’ll say. The redesign reflects the lab experiment, work-in-progress aspect of inventing.
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