Deek Magazine
Deek Magazine
April 16, 2006
A distillation of years of creative fury, the viscious, decayed imagery and editorial madness capitulated Deek in the final issue.
Deek Magazine
April 11, 2006
Screenprinted poster promoting the release parties for Deek's Brutality Incident
Deek Magazine
March 14, 2006
Clean design with visceral imagery to show the balance of Deek's business and creative sides in our media kit.
Deek Magazine
December 1, 2005
Using the latest techniques in marketing, we threatened readers with the kidnapping of our very own magazine.
Deek Magazine
November 11, 2005
A selection of images from the Fraud Incident formatted and releaseed as computer screen desktops.
Deek Magazine
October 28, 2005
Vicious imagery featuring a cycle of backstabbings was the cornerstone of the issue dedicated to lies and liars.
Deek Magazine
October 25, 2005
A nice guy had his jaw shattered for no real reason by a group of passing kids. This would be the essence of the Brutality Incident.
Deek Magazine
September 15, 2005
Under the miserable notion that little has changed in race relations since 1865, the magazine's aesthetic utilized type and treatments from the period.
Deek Magazine
September 13, 2005
Poster encouring readers and partygoers to find Deek and Diatribe magazines at synergitastical launch party.
Deek Magazine
August 12, 2005
Satrical, ambivalently received subversive propaganda announcing an official apology from white people for everything.
Deek Magazine
July 22, 2005
Magazine visually built around the "fall of man" in a harsh and judgemental vision of the future.
Deek Magazine
May 24, 2005
Postal service-ready readership survey card.
Deek Magazine
May 19, 2005
We abused and taunted our potential readers with this t-shirt.
Deek Magazine
May 17, 2005
Vulgar, liquid-like lines and washes of color for magazine themed around sex.
Deek Magazine
May 8, 2005
Magazine readership stats and business profile presented as through it were that of a criminal entity.
Deek Magazine
May 1, 2005
Sex sells? Sex sells!
Deek Magazine
April 15, 2005
Pretty, florid and garish magazine design to match the magic of religious-themed content.
Deek Magazine
March 22, 2005
A Swiss-like magazine design for the reader's purification following "Madness," this incident moved from darkness to light with every turn of the page.
Deek Magazine
February 1, 2005
Cruel and depressing fortunes to keep it real, given away and occasionally mixed in with batches of others at Asian restaurants.
Deek Magazine
December 28, 2004
A beautiful destruction of a magazine into a series of posters only readable by peeling the pages out one by one.
Deek Magazine
November 22, 2004
Vintage rock era design and wholesome vibes for music-themed magazine issue.
Deek Magazine
November 1, 2004
A few of Deek's many official documents for the business end of things.
Deek Magazine
October 15, 2004
Satirical get-out-the-vote campaign for Deek - Champions of Politics incident.
Deek Magazine
October 15, 2004
Website with multiple templates in line with design of related magazine issues.
Deek Magazine
October 14, 2004
Time and Newsweek derivative design for magazine issue mocking the political process.
Deek Magazine
October 1, 2004
The Official Deek Seal of Approval®©™
Deek Magazine
September 14, 2004
Magazine given the American dollar aesthetic and filled with cash-only eroticism.
Deek Magazine
August 6, 2004
Designed with wordlust and dirty, alternative sex appeal as zine evolves to magazine.
Deek Magazine
August 1, 2004
Maxims and mission statements made adhesive.
Deek Magazine
July 1, 2004
Zine designed with less dirt than previous issues to appeal to new mainstream audiences.
Deek Magazine
April 6, 2004
Zine designed to fall apart both physically and visually as the pages were turned.
Deek Magazine
April 1, 2004
Poster promoting Black Moth Super Rainbow, before they got famous.
Deek Magazine
March 13, 2004
Zine designed as a 2-sided poster but printed on 36 separate pages requiring assembly by the reader in order to make any sense.
Deek Magazine
February 2, 2004
Clean(er) publication design for a zine issue dedicated to dirtiness and censorship.
Deek Magazine
January 5, 2004
Zine designed in the manner of desk reports from a hard-worn, weary battlefield secretary.
Deek Magazine
October 27, 2003
A chaotic, expressive first foray into publication design.