Our redesign cover.

TOC (one of two pages).

Editors Letter.
I proposed adding a sidebar detailing what all went into the production of each particular issue.

Contributors.
The top position is reserved for behind-the-scenes blurbs.

Online TOC.

Letters Page.
I am ridiculously pleased with the top bar showing past covers of that year and gray
boxes for ones still to come.

The book is now split up into eight color-
coded sections. Here are four examples of section openers: Business...

...Style...
In the upper-left-hand corner sit factoids
that relate to each section's content, some illustrated by Kagan McLeod.

...Home...

...and Mobil(e).

I love all of the new columns in their various guises. This one is illustrated by Olivier Kugler, who cooks and photographs each recipe before drawing it.

Business Column.
This is the continuation of a project called "Cost of Living" that I spotted on photographer Gregg Segal's website.

Care (as in grooming) Column.
Each month, a different parfumeur reveals the inspirations behind his or her new scent, illustrated by Joern Kaspuhl.

The watch page also got a more modern overhaul, and is now being shot by Frank Huelsboemer every month.

"Tool." One of several generously sized still lifes in the magazine...

..."Favorite" in the care/grooming section is another example (in this case, dressing up some hair gel).

I conceptualize and art direct many of the product stills in our photo studio.

"One World" is one of several new mix pages...

...as are books and art, both in the culture section.