Pulp, issues 01–06

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Pulp 01–04

MillerBanner, but most of the pages are set inScotch ModernDisplay for headlines withCentury Expanded(an Esterson favorite) for text. The logo is based onFutura Black. Pulp is produced in two editions: Italian/English and French/Spanish. I particularly admire the way the designers handle the bilingual content on these pages. Everything feels roomy, dynamic, and non-repetitive, which is not an easy task when setting the same stuff twice. (Credit also goes to the editorial staff for limiting the text.)

In 2015, Esterson was awarded "Art Director of the Year" by the British Society of Magazine Editors for his work on Pulp.

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Pulp 01

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Pulp 01

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Outer paper for Pulp 01.

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Pulp 01 with Franklin Gothic. "Big" is from a project covered in the editorial content that used Miller Banner.

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Issue 01

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Pulp 02

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Pulp 03

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Pulp 06

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Pulp 06

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Pulp 06

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Pulp 06. A nice way to handle the two languages.

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Pulp 06