Wired Magazine likes to use large photography on most of its spreads, often very close to full-bleed. A lot of these spreads will either have a full-bleed image with a block of text in some open space on the photo,… Continue Reading
When looking at the furniture in Wired, there seems to be very few elements that are consistent throughout each issue because their content is so vibrant and exciting. They rely heavily on their grid system to organize everything, but the… Continue Reading
Typography After much research and exploration for Wired Magazine’s brand standards, I was able to identify the typefaces that are in use. The nameplate is in Tungsten and can be found on Hoefler & Co. The body copy is in… Continue Reading
Wired is a magazine that is printed monthly with roughly 125 pages on standard magazine size paper. I think they decided to go with this because there is constantly new movements in technology and business, which is what the magazine… Continue Reading
When looking at the cover of Wired Magazine, it is obvious that they use this space to identify the overall theme of the issue, as well as using coverlines to advertise about six of the stories the reader can find… Continue Reading