IdN v17n4: The 100th Issue
10 DESIGNERS / 10 CURATORS
Get down, IdN friends, it's party time!
As the World Cup footballers have demonstrated, there are almost as many ways to celebrate as there are human beings to dream them up. To mark the publication of this our 100th issue, we opted to invite a bunch of world-class studios and...Read more
IdN is hiring....
Graphic Designer
IdN Magazine is an international distributed magazine on art, design and global creative cultures. We are currently seeking for an in-house creative ninja to join our team to design & layout IdN Magazines.
Responsibility:
1/ Be part of the team that designs and layouts IdN Magazine
2/ Provide creative, execution & design support in IdN & Projects
4/ Day-to-day duties include design work, laying outs and developing design directions
Requir...Read more
As one of our featured designers, Nicolas Bourquin, puts it: “It’s a hard time for magazines, but a fabulous period for editorial design.” To stave off the threat posed by digitalization, it seems that everyone in the print industry is being motivated to push the boundaries of this discipline to unprecedented heights of creativity. We talk to half a dozen ex...Read more
IdN 15th Anniversary Edition
Contents
We love the remarkable We love motion graphics We love up close and personal We love thinking bigWe love challengeOverview: The IdN 15th Anniversary Edition: What do you love? is our biggest-ever publication to-date! A massive 452-page hardcover packaged with higher resolutions DVD-9 production...Read more
Give it your best shot!
There are few professions for which self-promotion is more important then that of graphic designers, for it is on the material that they produce to sell their own services that they will be judged. And if designers can’t design a decent piece of self-promotional materials, what hope do th...Read more
In their own words Addicted to type
It is said that every designer is in love with typography – but some are more so than others. These 11 exponents of the art of the alphabet simply live for letters. See what the big attraction is, how it all started for them, what keeps them interested and where they aim to go from here. And take a sip of the tasty alphabet soup that is their work.
Featuring:Stefan Brüggemann / Andrew Byrom / Keetra dean Dixon / Hey Ho / Axel Peemölle...Read more
Contents:The joys of being hands-on
Animate this!
A different kind of ‘Ideal Homes’ exhibition
I want my MTV!...Read more
IdN v16n1: The Craft Issue Handy Graphics
Craft designers say they love being "hands-on", that the feel of real material between their fingers and the inevitable imperfections of the process make it more exciting than purely digital work. They also say that it has its drawbacks — mistakes cannot be rectified with ...Read more
IdN Magazine becoming even more interactive! Starting from v15n6: The Retail Desire issue, We are proud to present an online extension of the magazine’s popular DVD: IdN Onair.
Not only IdN Onair will bring to you more brilliant shorts films, TV commercials, music videos; but be expected to find video hightlights correlating to the lates...Read more
IdN v15n6: the visual identity issue
Designers of the retail revolution
We all have our favourite places to shop, browse, eat and drink or just hang out, but did you ever wonder what makes them your favourite? Feeling "comfortable" in the space is a large part of the attraction, albeit subliminal. And this is the result of a lot of hard work and inspiration on the part of what are known as ret...Read more