How The New Yorker Redesigned For the First Time in 13 Years

How The New Yorker Redesigned For the First Time in 13 Years

In its first major redesign since 2000, The New Yorker has revitalized its brand: gently updating its layout, redrawing its 88-year-old typeface, and recruiting a contemporary typeface to solve today’s design problems. But don’t worry—Eustace Tilly is not about to go all Gap logo on you.

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