The New York Times Magazine Design Cases

5 cases across 2 studios

AndWalsh (4)

Gretel (1)

Designers behind the work

Designers and creative leads credited on The New York Times Magazine projects in press coverage.

Jessica Walshat &Walsh21
Michael Bierutat Pentagram17
Felipe Rochaat PORTO ROCHA10
Leo Portoat PORTO ROCHA10
Gail Andersonat Anderson Newton Design4
Carin Goldbergat AIGA NY3
Jacob Heftmannat XXIX3
Min Lewat Base Design3
Jake Hobartat XXIX2
Rob Giampietroat MoMA2

News & interviews

  • Gaia Alari Creates Universal Emotions in Stop Motion Art

    It's Nice That · Aug 19, 2025

    The article profiles Milan-based illustrator and animator Gaia Alari, whose stop motion and hand-drawn works explore universal emotions through mythological and abstract storytelling. Her textured, kinetic style has been featured in projects for musicians like Alessia Cara and Coldplay, as well as publications such as The New York Times Magazine. The piece highlights her belief in art as a visceral, emotional language beyond words.

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  • Anthony Zukofsky on the multidisciplinary balance of design, education and writing in his practice

    The Brand Identity · Feb 22, 2022 · Interview

    The Brand Identity interviews New York-based designer and educator Anthony Zukofsky about his multidisciplinary practice that spans design, teaching, and writing. Zukofsky discusses his career path through studios like Pentagram, Google, and Instrument, his teaching role at the School of Visual Arts, and his approach to balancing creative and academic work. The conversation highlights his reflections on leadership, learning, and the evolving nature of design practice.

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  • Felipe Rocha and Leo Porto

    The Brand Identity · Feb 15, 2018 · Interview

    The Brand Identity interviews Brazilian designers Leo Porto and Felipe Rocha about their collaborative projects, including the creation of Bonde — a platform connecting Brazilian creatives in New York. They discuss their career paths, the design thinking behind Bonde’s identity, and their approach to projects like Melissa’s Flygrl campaign. The conversation highlights their shared values around community, diversity, and cultural representation in design.

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