Lance in France
Lance Armstrong was the cover boy in last weekend's L'Equipe Magazine, the French sports glossy weekly.
If you're curious how L'Equipe does its daily Tour de France news covers, you can see them here.
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| July 8, 2009 | Permalink
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Pages from The Guardian and Federer's title
Roger Federer's 2009 Wimbledon championship was historic - his 15th Grand Slam title, most ever. Here's how England's The Guardian covered it in Monday's print edition.
If you are unfamiliar with The Guardian, it's a design rock in newspapers. Consistent with its gridded layouts; a controlled use of a color scheme for each section; and within the user-friendly Berliner size.
For a closer look at the two-page spread and its trophy breakout box, click here.
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| July 7, 2009 | Permalink
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Heckling in Seattle
Oftentimes, it's the fun stories that are most memorable. I wanted to share some work from this Sunday's Seattle Times. NFL reporter Danny O'Neil wrote about heckling - a nice offbeat, summer feature.
Illustrations by Susan Jouflas, design by me.
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| July 5, 2009 | Permalink
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Washington Post previews AT&T National
The Washington Post produced a 10-page special section previewing the 2009 AT&T National. The cover illustration is by Meredith Bowen.
The doubletruck folds into a map-like event guide.
The Post's online hub for the golf tournament is particularly well done, with very little vertical scroll and a clean design. There's a leaderboard box on the right, a centerpiece story with a photo and a multimedia carousel below. Dominant photo gallery links sit in the stories and there are Twitter updates, etc. Top notch.
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| July 2, 2009 | Permalink
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