In conversation with Madhuri Chowdhury, editor at D&AD, she discussed covers including one created with a live rat, an ...

The magazine featured a two-page spread titled, ”Metropolis—A Movie Based On Science,” with photographs and illustrations depicting how the movie’s cutting-edge effects were achieved.

and as social or political commentary some illustrations have even shaped mass perception. New digital magazines (like the one you are now reading) do not seem to value illustration as much as the ...

The painting is almost an exact replica of a science-fiction illustration that Foss created for a men’s magazine in the nineteen-seventies, for which he was paid about three hundred and fifty ...

Postwar Britain is not remembered for its sunlit glamour. It was emphatically not the kind of place where lovely women wore strapless velvet and diamonds while clean-jowled men in crisp white ...

(It is worth noting that throughout the magazine’s life, the illustrations weren’t just weird and occasionally difficult — sometimes, they were flat-out upsetting, occasionally misogynistic ...

They look through several different options before deciding on the perfect visual expression of the magazine's issue. Gibbs defended the cover, saying it is clearly a photo illustration.

Similar allegations connecting the illustration with the COVID-19 pandemic ... preserves an archive with “all the covers of the magazine”. (here). Corriere della Sera Foundation did not ...