Kinfolk Magazine, Issue 15 “The Entrepreneurs Issue”

Contributed by Clare Jensen on Mar 5th, 2015. Artwork published in

January 2015

Kinfolk Magazine, Issue 15 “The Entrepreneurs Issue” 1 — **Source: www.kinfolk.com** Kinfolk Magazine. License: All Rights Reserved.

Kinfolk 2015 print redesign

Editor-In-Chief & Brand Director: Nathan Williams
Creative Director: Charlotte Heal
Art Director: Anja Verdugo
Ouur Design Director: Jennifer James Wright
Founding Designer: Amanda James Jones
Proofreader: Kelsey Snell

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3 Comments on “Kinfolk Magazine, Issue 15 “The Entrepreneurs Issue””

Albert says:
Mar 16th, 2015 2:43 pm

And also the P22 Johnston Underground on their website. I love this magazine!
Mike Blystone says:
Mar 31st, 2019 3:30 am

I think the title is set in Optimus Princeps
Florian Hardwig says:
Mar 31st, 2019 6:26 pm

The magazine logo indeed is based on Manfred Klein’s interpretation of Roman square capitals. The current version as seen on the website is not set in Optimus Princeps, but redrawn, since the quality of this freebie is pretty shoddy. The comparison below shows the Kinfolk wordmark (top) compared to Optimus Princeps Semi Bold (bottom). Especially note the O. Out of the box, Optimus Princeps is unusable, see also this post about The Kinfolk Table.