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The Times Cover 1

The New York Times is a real idol when it comes to creative cover designs. They got their own style magazine and it’s covers are always designed by a new contemporary designer. Found 1851 by Henry J. Ramond and George Jones they wanted to give an alternative clear information paper to read while there were lot’s of riot papers going on this time.

Over 150 years ago they also developped the nameplate and the font. To clarify the big questioning about the logo - The nameplate is similar to the english towne font, but there are still more letters divers to the original. In the facts about NYT is standing this passage: “The New York Times logo [known as the Nameplate], which appears at the top of the page, is hand-drawn, copyrighted and cannot be reproduced without permission.”

So If you need more informations go to typophile and read the full article.

Neumeister    |    http://neumeister.se

"Neumeister was assigned to develop a graphic identity. The excitement of contrasts, where the old and rustic blends with a highly modern expression was the common thread in our creative process. The logotype is therefor based on classic and modern nautical typography, along with graphic elements closely connected to the characteristics of Stockholm as a city surrounded by water."

Neumeister is a brand design agency. They were founded in Stockholm in 2006. They help companies of all sizes develop their brands and businesses, and they have gained knowledge in quite a variety of industries throughout their considerably short life. Their field of work is regarded as creative. At Neumeister, however, they are driven by reason. And they don’t fear routines that respect budgets, honor deadlines and keep everyone on target.