Byline Issue 04: Hacking It
Byline's first print issue was themed Hacking It, a nod to the ever-changing work world and the people that are approaching jobs in new, innovative ways. Content ranged from speaking with one cover star Kareem Rahma on making a living purely with his comedy, to an essay analyzing "cubicle style", aka fashion in the movie Office Space. When I thought of what Hacking It would look like in the print magazine, I imagined a messy desk filled with cut out images and letters, as if someone was putting together some kind of creative scrapbook. That vision resulted in the use of outlined type, siloed images, and typographic movement that looks like it could have been cut and pasted on the page.
Byline's first print issue was themed Hacking It, a nod to the ever-changing work world and the people that are approaching jobs in new, innovative ways. Content ranged from speaking with one cover star Kareem Rahma on making a living purely with his comedy, to an essay analyzing "cubicle style", aka fashion in the movie Office Space. When I thought of what Hacking It would look like in the print magazine, I imagined a messy desk filled with cut out images and letters, as if someone was putting together some kind of creative scrapbook. That vision resulted in the use of outlined type, siloed images, and typographic movement that looks like it could have been cut and pasted on the page.
Co-Founders
Gutes Guterman + Megan O Sullivan
Photographers + ArtistsAlexandra Isabella, Anna Koblish, Charles Desmarais, Chuck Grant, Eric Helgas, Fenn Paider, Jack Orton, Kimberly Elliot, Lauren Daccache, Leia Jospe, Maddy Rotman, Marcus Maddox, Matthew Matete, Morganne Boulden, Robert Blair, Sabrina Santiago, Saehan Parc, Shindelverse, and Tom Guilmard
Gutes Guterman + Megan O Sullivan
Photographers + Artists