Below are a selection of covers and spreads from The Sunday Times Magazine. The most famous being Don McCullin's Viet Cong piece. Rick Poynor writes about The devaluation of photography in magazines in EYE74 stating that it just isn't what it used to be. This is also mirrored in the recent New York Times piece which talks about war photography then and now. I think the below pages illustrate a time when imagery thrived.

THE FIRST / LAST NEWSPAPER
Dexter Sinister

Melanie Carlson is the founder of lushpad.com, an online marketplace for used designer and mid-century modern furniture and art, and self admitted design enthusiast. Currently residing in Vancouver in a completely renovated “Vancouver Special”, she and partner Jeff Macpherson of Tiki Bar TV look forward to the day they can build their own modernist home.

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"Trained in Graphic Design at Central Saint Martins, he now works in London as a type designer and typographic illustrator. His typeface designs are used by Intel, Dell, The New York Times, The Sunday Times, GQ Magazine and many other companies, institutions and publications worldwide."

'Transitionist' Deanne Cheuk effortlessly shifts between the roles of designer, artist, illustrator, and art director, establishing an epic body of work.

By Matthew Newton, Senior Editor