PUBLIC MARKS with tags magazine & webdesign

Chances are a Bloomberg Businessweek cover has stopped you in your tracks at some point: Maybe it was the brilliant cat hurricane GIF, or airplanes humping mid-air, or the most anti-Apple typography ever slapped over Tim Cook's face. But behind the provocative graphic design is a smart strategy that's changing the way publications are made, both online and off.

Nautilus is a different kind of science magazine. We deliver big-picture science by reporting on a single monthly topic from multiple perspectives. Read a new chapter in the story every Thursday.

To mark the launch of the completely redesigned highway locomotive, we developed an interactive magazine and created an online experience never seen before in the category.

A PRINT MAGAZINE ABOUT THE HUMAN SIDE OF WEBSITES AND APPS.

A new, collectible print magazine about the human side of websites and apps

A place where leaders, experts and Google's homegrown visionaries offer their insight and provide an outlook on what’s to come.

The Great Discontent is a journal focusing on creativity, risk, and what connects us as artists.

Vogue is one of the biggest, glossiest names in magazine publishing, and it’s just given its website a huge facelift. The site has grown exponentially in glamor and functionality with its latest iteration. Colors and typefaces are dramatic, images are huge, social sharing features are discreetly accessible and interaction opportunities are appropriate for this brand’s targeted users. All-in-all, it has established a better web presence for a very high-end publication.