The new look is more spartan, less cluttered, with more white space and fewer lines and colors to distract from the text onscreen.
(One example: "I know you need more white space on dinner plates but can go a little more crazy on salad plates").
The article, in today's Media Guardian, coincides with the paper's relaunch, which boasts a new typeface, more white space, airy layouts and orange signposting.
But the fight for its future probably doesn't have much to do with bolder headline treatments and more white space in the print artifact.
The flight schedules are all still there, but "there's more white space, more graphics such as airport maps, and the type is bigger," said Dana M. Kessler, an OAG spokeswoman.
On the other hand, there was a lot more white space before — lots more turf up for grabs — which is why Mr. Perry might have felt compelled to run.
Describing the redesign (more white space and uncluttered layouts, new typeface and orange signposting), the art director, Nick Cave, says, "It was great to have the freedom to try things.
The magazine, which is owned by Hearst, will unveil a redesigned Web site at Bazaar.com next Monday that will include an updated look and feel (including more white space on its pages) and the ability to share images and text on social media platforms more easily.
The current issue of the magazine (September/October) unveils a redesign that is decidedly contemporary, with more white space, short articles that tend not to jump to another page, and numerous referrals to the Web site (aarp.org/magazine), which also has been revamped.
Eight paintings from his new "Scenarios" series were hanging on the studio walls — large pictures, seven feet high by ten feet wide, with colorful images of exceptional clarity and crispness, and with more white space than you usually find in Rauschenberg's work.
