Founded in 1961 to encourage and stimulate excellence in journalism in the service of a free society, Columbia Journalism Review is both a watchdog and champion of the press in all forms—from newspapers to magazines to radio, television and the web.

We redesigned the magazine and website of CJR, and continue to art direct and design both the print and online editions.

The Paris Review is America’s preeminent literary quarterly, dedicated to discovering and publishing the best new voices in fiction, non-fiction, and poetry, as well as photojournalism and author interviews. Founded in 1953, the magazine was edited by George Plimpton for fifty years.

When Philip Gourevitch became editor in 2005, we redesigned the magazine. We continue to design each quarterly issue, as well as the publication’s marketing materials and invitations for the annual Spring Revel.

Harvard Divinity Bulletin is a quarterly magazine about religion and contemporary life, the arts and history. The launch issue asked, “Is there a broad audience for a magazine that emphasizes religion but is neither a scholarly journal nor newsmagazine?”

We designed the magazine’s 2005 debut, and continue to art direct and design the Bulletin.

Winner of the 2007 Utne Independent Press Award for Best New Publication, Democracy: A Journal of Ideas has consistently presented fresh progressive perspectives on American foreign policy and politics—from Iraq and terrorism to globalization, immigration and healthcare.

We designed the launch of the quarterly and its website, and continue to design and consult on both components.

A vibrant alternative to law journals and reviews, Legal Affairs was a bimonthly magazine about the intersection of law and everyday life. Launched under the auspices of Yale Law School, it later became an independent non-profit venture with an educational mission.

We art directed and designed the magazine from 2003 until it ceased publication in 2006.

Poets & Writers is the nation’s largest non-profit organization providing information, support and guidance to creative writers.

We redesigned the organization’s logo and magazine in 1999 and continued to design the bi-monthly magazine for four years.

Lingua Franca brought lively, in-depth reporting to the world of ideas. Targeted to professors, graduate students and independent scholars and writers, Lingua Franca covered contemporary intellectual life with wit and vigor.

We art directed and designed Lingua Franca from the spring of 1997 until it ceased publication in the fall of 2001. We also designed its anthology Quick Studies for Farrar, Straus and Giroux.

Founded in 1971, Ms. magazine is a landmark institution in both women’s rights and journalism. For almost 40 years, Ms. has been dedicated to covering women’s changing concerns in American society, and publishing women’s voices.

We art directed and designed the magazine from 2002-2005.

The American Prospect is an authoritative magazine of liberal ideas, featuring investigative journalism, smart political commentary and clever observations of popular culture.

We were design consultants for the magazine from 2001-2006.