From the shoot to the cover design, here's a peek at what went into our winter issue.
Welcome to our Winter 2022 digital issue! The theme of our inaugural 2022 issue is Creators–celebrating, highlighting, and exploring the future of creatives in various industries. Especially right now when we know so many, it felt like the perfect moment to highlight the people who are pursuing their passions and making being a creator their full-time job.
We applied that idea to every aspect of this issue, from dreaming up and executing the cover to choosing the women and non-binary folks we're celebrating in"21 Creators to Watch in '22." We partnered with Adobe on the issue, which felt like a no-brainer. Their mission is to enable creativity for all and to provide the tools for storytellers all over the world to express themselves.
And then of course, we have our profile of Jenny Slate. Slate is a creator in every sense of the word—artist, comedian, author, and actress—so she felt like the perfect person to front our Creators Issue. As for the cover itself, we knew we wanted to get, well,and to do something we hadn't done before. Photographer Ramona Rosales shot Slate at a studio in L.A., employing everything from dollies to actual humans brandishing streamers to create motion effects for her photos, gifs, and videos.
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