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New York marks the end of the 00s

Graphic Design, Illustration, Magazine / Newspaper

Posted by Patrick Burgoyne, 11 December 2009, 10:51    Permalink    Comments (6)

To mark the end of the decade we still can't get used to calling the 'noughties', New York magazine invited imagemakers to come up with their own takes on 00

New York subscribers received their copy bearing a cover by Todd St John/Huntergatherer (above left) while Fellow Designers created the newsstand cover (above right).

St John's piece is a physical model...

While Fellow Designers' is 3D

Other versions are featured within the magazine, from

 

David Carson

 

Marian Bantjes

 

Jonathan Gray/Gray318

 

Studio8

 

Mario Hugo

 

Matt Owens

 

And Alex Trochut

 

Design director: Chris Dixon. See a slide show of all the 00s here

 

 

6 Comments

It's a nice idea. Curiously Matt Owen's proposal looks more like Alex Trochut's type of work! Are they swapped?
André Breda
2009-12-11 12:07:19


Love Jonathan Gray's contribution. Definitely two of the biggest events of the decade - even from a British POV.
Chad's Eye View
2009-12-11 13:40:45


Jonathan Gray's does it for me. I think even my gran would get it. As nice as they are, the rest could represent any decade really... Carson - WTF?
Andy
2009-12-11 14:20:28


David Carson's is the worst, why do people keep giving this has-been anything?!
katie
2009-12-11 15:38:02


I really love the piece by St John's. It is so clean, like the beginning of a new and bright future.
Nanna Jenssen
2009-12-11 16:33:03


weird that they showed that one by carson. check out the two on his website -

http://www.davidcarsondesign.com/?dcdc=top/t0a

really nice.
caspar (v)
2009-12-11 19:14:29


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