Clients can choose a variety of fonts online and even see how they'll look in the layouts. The new venture's website states "never before has world-class media design been so available, so accessible, so affordable." Pictured above are two of the formatted templates. Left is the "Trumbull," a city/regional magazine format, and right is "Vernier," for trade and B2B mags.
via spd.org
Sooo... let me see. There are now 'templates' that publishers can buy and go around having to hire a publication designer. And judging by the comments, it is a real problem for the publication designers.
I just want to know how many of them ever used royalty free and micro-stock? I mean... you know. Seriously.
As a photographer, I feel their pain. And as soon as I stop laughing at the incredible karma moment, I will get all serious again.
Just, you know, give me a minute.
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