Heinlein Journal Wins Design Award

The Heinlein Journal was chosen as one of six winners for the Editorial category in Communication Arts’ 62nd annual design competition. This win comes after the Heinlein Journal‘s recent redesign.

Managing Editor and Designer Mark Bult says

This redesign matches the quality of the publication with the stature of its authors and their scholarship…. We’ve enlivened the publication with a new masthead and typography, plus more photos and new, custom illustrations for each major paper accepted. I very much enjoy creating the illustrations for each issue — it’s a design muscle I don’t get to exercise very often.

The Heinlein Journal was created in 1997 and is the “leading source of scholarship on Robert A. Heinlein.” For more on the redesign, see their website here. For more winners of the design awards, find the full list here.

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