Here’s what John Macfarlane says about the cover:
“The story was so unusual we decided on a simple, direct coverline— “This magazine contains an essay on freedom by a Canadian convicted of murder”—and an all-type treatment. Mathieu Lavoie, the artist who did the illustration for the piece itself, hand-lettered the words, which were rendered on a prison uniform orange (we paid for a special colour). The result is certainly attention-getting, but only time will tell if it makes the sale.”
Here’s hoping their gamble pays off. It sure jumps on the cluttered racks. Pow!
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| Scott says: | |
Hi Johnny, I don't disagree. I once did a seminar entitled "avoiding the bombs." People love to re... |
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