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Masthead Zine Is a Masterclass in Typography by Duttweiler
Masthead Zine, created by Alexandria Canchola and Joshua Duttweiler, showcases logos from 1960s and 70s Chicano newspapers, emphasizing a minimalist design approach with a focus on typography. The zine serves as a tribute to historical design while employing a restrained color palette. Brand strategists can learn the value of historical context and simplicity in design, which can resonate with contemporary audiences.
Abduzeedo: Masthead Zine reprints logos from 1960s and 70s Chicano newspapers as a red-ink zine by Alexandria Canchola and Joshua Duttweiler. The first thing you notice is restraint. One vermilion red on warm cr...
The article highlights a unique zine that combines historical design elements with modern minimalism, offering valuable insights for brand strategists while also presenting a fresh perspective on typography.
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