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Format: the invisible creative factor?

Posted on 31.10.11 by Ollie

Words, images, typography, visual ID. These are the meat and bread of creative editorial. It’s what we do, day in, day out. But it’s easy to forget how important the format – the size, pagination and binding – is in … Continue reading

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Why Sunday? Part 2

Posted on 02.02.11 by Toby_S

After we set up the agency in 2005, lots of people helped us out with retrofitted answers to the question, ‘Why are you called Sunday?’ Someone suggested we claimed it was because the four of us (me, Matt, Chris and … Continue reading

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Why Sunday? Part 1

Posted on 11.10.10 by Toby_S

There are some really important questions in life, such as ‘Do you know the way to San José?’ and ‘Is there another word for thesaurus?’. Then there are the really trivial ones – including ‘Why is our agency called Sunday?’ … Continue reading

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Five new ideas that blew us away

Posted on 21.04.10 by Toby_S

TED (short for Technology, Entertainment, Design) is extraordinary and eclectic series of free conferences, packed with inspiring speakers and some of the most brilliant and articulate minds of our generation. The current Sunday Publishing favourites, well worth checking out, are: … Continue reading

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How simplicity always wins out

Posted on 08.04.10 by Matt_B

It’s always exciting when a magazine breaks the mould. Fantastic Man did it three years ago when designer Jop van Bennekom and journalist Gert Jonkers set out to reinvent ‘the gentleman’s style journal’. The title’s minimalist design and fresh take … Continue reading

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Worth a thousand words

Posted on 31.03.10 by Vicki

There are a few questions that are notoriously difficult to answer. “How do you solve a problem like Maria?” obviously tops the list of puzzlers, but it’s closely followed by that age-old conundrum, “How do you illustrate a subject like … Continue reading

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All you need is love: lessons in relationship-building

Posted on 03.08.09 by Toby_S

November 1982, NSPCC disco, Worplesdon, Surrey. I, along with 250 teenagers, have downed the last of the fruit punch. Outside there’s an army of estate cars with irritated parents waiting for the party to end. Inside, I have at last … Continue reading

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