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Epicurus.com - I.D.
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List Price: $86.70
Our Price: $30.00
Your Save: $ 56.70 ( 65% )
Availability: Usually ships in 1 to 3 months
Manufacturer: F&W Publications
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Average Customer Rating:  
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Binding: Magazine
First Issue Lead Time: 6-10
Format: Magazine Subscription
Issues Per Year: 8
Label: F&W Publications
Magazine Type: Consumer magazine
Manufacturer: F&W Publications
Number Of Issues: 8
Publisher: F&W Publications
Studio: F&W Publications
Subscription Length: 365
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Editorial Reviews:
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I.D. (International Design) reports the latest trends and technologies for design professionals seeking to stay up-to-date in a global economy. The magazine presents fresh ideas in a new, arresting format that matches the visual sophistication of our readers and subjects. I.D. is the only newsstand publication to emphasize product design. It also touches on related disciplines--architecture, interior design, graphics, interactive design, and branding. This mix reflects the increasingly interdisciplinary nature of today's design practice, serving to inspire as well as educate.
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Spotlight customer reviews:
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Customer Rating:
Summary: inspiring designs, rich visuals, interesting articles.. traditional design orientation
Comment: as a budding interaction designer, i've read id magazine for several years now. the publication is not particularly interested-in or talented-at covering interaction/software design, but i find it otherwise valuable
the orientation is primarily towards furniture, gadget and industrial designs (especially furniture!?) - but there are plenty of diversions from these centroids. the overall emphasis is more aesthetic than functional/comfortable/usable/etc - appropriate for a two dimensional magazine. the graphic design of the magazine itself is exquisite
i appreciate the coverage of more aggressive/surprising/inventive designs and i've been introduced-to and inspired-by quite a few eye-poppers! being in a young and untraditional design field myself, the redesigns for classic problems ("another chair..") are harder for me to appreciate/absorb/synthesize. i assume other readers appreciate them in ways i don't (yet?)
otherwise, a substantial minority of the articles contain more buzz than substance - i can usually skip them after reading a couple paragraphs. the interviews are often the best of the articles, i would love to see more of them
Customer Rating:
Summary: id magazine
Comment: the website says product will arrive in 2 months or so. consequently, i bought the current issue...which was sent to me by amazon, so now i have two. if the magazine will arrive sooner, it would be wise to be more accurate on the timeframe when ordering magazines.
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