dp_danpeterson's Profile
- Website: www.behance.net/danpeterson
- Current Job: Art Director, Monument Magazine at Text Pacific Publishing
- Location: Sydney, NSW, Australia, --
- Favorite Typefaces: Chronicle, Gotham, Akzidenz Grotesk, Pianola
- Favorite Websites: magculture.com
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Commented on More "inspired" covers
Template that Mr Black! They're all great solutions, nobody owns handwriting. dp...
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Commented on Just Add Water
WOW. what fertile ground for discussion. Thanks SPD for hosting this conversation, look forward to more. @STEVE R... you've hit on THE key point here. If we as AD's are worried about this, then we all need to swear off...
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Commented on Inspiration, or.....???
Nice thought Neil, let's hope there's more to it. It would be great to hear the story. I'm always jealous of your resources over there, if this situation was here in Australia, it would literally be the editor and art/creative...
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Commented on Inspiration, or.....???
Funny how in this type of situation the copycat is never executed as well as the original. Theoretically less time on the concept should mean more time to improve it, that's optimistic though. dp...
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Commented on Tablet Crystal Ball, Pt 3: Another Demo on Magazines Going to Tablets
Interesting. This is going to look great in a pile in the dentist's waiting room....
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Commented on The FADER: Double Vision
This is just beautiful, from a huge fan of Phil's creative direction. I personally rate FADER as the number one magazine in the world from a creative concept and execution perspective - I'm always banging on about it to workmates...
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Commented on My Midwest: Mercury Rising
This looks great. Inventive, contemporary. The photography could be a little stronger would you agree? But the art direction is great. Bravo. dp...
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Commented on The design of Gourmet magazine
Gourmet's closure leaves a real hole in food media. It was inspired. The art/editorial team's love of food was there to see on every page. The food photography and styling always had such depth and texture - never falling into...
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Commented on Australian Financial Review: Power List
I like the old poster style typography. I'm not 100% on how it works with the powerful people concept, but nice work regardless. Australian newspaper inserted magazines need this class of work to inspire the rest to be better. Keep...