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Field Notes : Color: bon appétit

Posted on March 30, 2020 by ishitaparmar

A Condé Nast publication, bon appétit, uses color in a very intriguing manner creating a symbolic narrative in alignment with the literary narrative. The color schemes are usually a derivative of the images and illustrations that are used in the stories.… Continue Reading →

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Field Notes – Color

Posted on March 30, 2020 by lilleebellia

While browsing through both of my issues of New York Magazine, I found that the main three colors used in typography and graphic elements were black, red, and blue. Red is known as a fiery color representing passion, strength, and… Continue Reading →

2020, COLOR, FIELD NOTES

WIRED | FIELD NOTES | COLOR

Posted on March 30, 2020 by aidanbrown

Wired expertly uses color as a way to establish hierarchy on each page, and to distinguish features from one another. On the cover of Wired, the use of color varies. On the December 2019 issue, there is a bright yellow used to contrast… Continue Reading →

2020, COLOR, FIELD NOTES

A FAST GUIDE TO COLOR

Posted on March 29, 2020 by lydiaherne

For the Color field note assignment I will be analyzing the November 2019 issue of Fast Company. The first thing that became apparent to me after flipping through the magazine looking at their color choices, was that Fast Co. doesn’t… Continue Reading →

2020, COLOR, FIELD NOTES, Uncategorized COLOR, fast company

Field Notes | The Nation | Week 10 – Color

Posted on April 2, 2019 by elizabethwhite

The cover: The Nation has more color on its covers than anywhere else in the magazine. The nameplate is usually red but sometimes also black, depending on the cover illustration. Although the cover uses more color, it is usually not… Continue Reading →

COLOR, FIELD NOTES, Uncategorized COLOR, design, Field Notes

Vanity Fair | Color

Posted on April 1, 2019 by singdhisokpo

If Vanity Fair’s color palette had to be defined, it’d be black, white and red. And two of those aren’t even technically colors. The magazine, based in old-school glamour and nostalgic allure, uses color sparingly to add to its aesthetic… Continue Reading →

2019, COLOR, FIELD NOTES

Field Notes – Color: bon appétit

Posted on April 1, 2019 by michaelagreer

Since I wasn’t able to find an official color guide for bon appétit, I decided to look at three issues to try to figure out how they approached color and why. What I found is that for the most part,… Continue Reading →

2019, COLOR, FIELD NOTES Bon Appétit, COLOR, Week 10

Bon Appétit: Color

Posted on April 3, 2018 by aprilrink

Just because a magazine is on the simpler side, does not mean it lacks in color depth. Bon Appétit maintains a good balance in between simple and busy, by using pops of color and neat designs. The images of food… Continue Reading →

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VANITY FAIR | FIELD NOTES | COLOR

Posted on April 2, 2018 by carawang

  Speaking of the color of Vanity Fair, which color pops up the first? RED Red is the hallmark color of Vanity Fair. Most of the Vanity Fair issues are with a red nameplate. Red is a really eye-catchy color… Continue Reading →

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WIRED | Field Notes | Color

Posted on April 2, 2018 by carolinecolvin

WIRED uses an eclectic mix of jewel tones, neons and pastels — never primaries or secondaries. The fact that the publication’s designer mix the dramatic, the brash and the dreamy instead of the basic indicates that they are dedicated to… Continue Reading →

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