The New York Times is the industry leader in the print media in the United States. In recent years, mistrust in the media has increased. NYT has been criticized for not being politically neutral and giving false news.
We target a diverse audience but with common values, in order to show that NYT: always tells the truth to its readers and seeks meaningful engagement with them; he has no political vision, he is totally neutral.
In this proposal, we wanted to deal with a very controversial topic: political overtones. To demonstrate that NYT is not positioned Politically, we have decided to remove cyan and magenta from the CMYK model in order to suppress those political overtones: blue (Democrats) and red (Republicans) from the newspaper. With only the yellow and black shades remaining, we get the first honest version of the yellow press.
You can see the full project here.
Creative Team:
Ángel García, Silvia García, Carla Goldstein, José Antonio González, Rocio Lerdo de Tejada, Ana Muñoz, Lucía Peralta, Fabio Spagnoli, Mikel Ortega(Instructor).
Selected Works
ParanoiaBranding
UtopíaBranding
Walk & Talk // Design City ToursBranding
Algún Lugar en el TiempoBranding
Toledo City brandingBranding
Political HuesAdvertising
Freetown Cold CoffeeBranding
Truth HurtsAdvertising
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Just Fire // Hot SauceProject type
Por la Face MagazineProject type
La Divina Commedia // ConceptProject type
Domus 3 Culturas // Craft BeerProject type
ESNE App UI-UXProject type
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