It's cheap but not nasty

Article Abstract:

Newspaper designers can check out the Master Series illustration library should they be faced with the problem of finding a good illustration quickly to complete their layouts on time. CDs from Masters Series offer newspaper designers who do not have the budget to hire illustrators the ability to access high-quality illustrations that can be easily matched to particular stories. More importantly, designers can use images from these CDs without spending too much, since the cost of these $299 60-image CDs averages out at $5 per image.

Usage, Innovations, Compact discs, Graphic arts

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The dogs: but let's not take all this too seriously

Article Abstract:

A selection of dog designs from the Society of Newspaper Designer's 18th annual award contest held at Syracuse University are presented. Among them are the hypnotic stare of a dog in The Scotsman and a Christmas picture from the Sun Herald.

Achievements and awards, Illustration, Dogs, Society of Newspaper Design

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