Some work from my latest issue as Contributing Creative director of ADDitude magazine.
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New Work: ADDitude Spring 2017 issue
7 Feb
The cover and two features from my second issue as Contributing Creative director of ADDitude magazine.
New Project: ADDitude
26 Oct
The cover of the ADDitude Winter 2016 issue.
First spread of a feature on children with ODD.
Opening spread of a feature on Cognitive Behavioral Therapy.
I’m pleased to be working on a new freelance project as the Consulting Creative Director of ADDitude magazine. Part of New Hope Media, ADDitude is the premier media network dedicated to providing authoritative, in-depth information coupled with practical, real-life solutions for families and individuals impacted by attention deficit and learning differences. The Winter 2016 issue is my first and will soon be arriving to subscribers, physician’s offices, schools and special educators, newsstands, and other places where ADHD families turn for help. I find great satisfaction as a publication designer when I can work as part of a collaborative team that presents readers with the information they’re looking for, and does it in a creative and supportive way that makes the content easily accessible. I’m pleased with the results, and look forward to working with the ADDitude staff on this fun and important publication.
SPD-U: Five Questions for Jason Sfetko, Deputy Art Director, The New York Times Magazine
19 May
The latest post in my Five Questions for… blog series for SPD-U, profiles Deputy Art Director of The New York Times Magazine, Jason Sfetko. Jason is, an RIT grad, who has worked at some of the top magazines in the industry.
“Make sure you are passionate about what you do.”—Jason Sfetko
SPD-U: Five Questions for…
14 May
Just what do magazine makers do, and why do people want to make magazines? I’ve been editing a blog series on careers in publication design for SPD-U, the Student Outreach arm of the Society of Publication Designers, where you can find the answers. We’re building a diverse group of pros who, by answering the same set of five questions, shed light on many of the potential careers in the industry. In their own words, some of the top creatives in the business, like Andrea Dunham of People, and Don Kinsella of Men’s Health, explain why they do what they do, and give advice to anyone who wants to do it, too. Check out Five Questions for… to get invaluable advice, from them, and others, and to see some of their excellent work.
