Word: hoglund
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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This issue also marks the introduction of a subtle but distinct change in look, including a bolder use of photography and more graphics. These and other design alterations are the work of Rudolph Hoglund, TIME's art director for eight years, who was assisted by designers Angel Ackemyer and Colleen McCudden. The team set out not to remake the magazine but to fine-tune it visually. "One of the oldest rules in design is that form follows function," says Hoglund. "All our changes are intended to function as tools to provide more information and organize it in a way that...
...DIRECTOR: Rudolph Hoglund...
...coordination from an army of TIME staffers. As millions of Americans tuned in to watch the Bush-Dukakis face- off, a team of writers and editors gathered at the Time-Life Building in New York City to begin working on the two-page story. Meanwhile, Knowlton, art director Rudolph Hoglund and picture editor Michele Stephenson were at the Home Box Office studio production center in Manhattan taking color images of the debate from television...
...DIRECTOR: Rudolph Hoglund...
...DIRECTOR: Rudolph Hoglund...