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When selecting the 2011 best covers of the year, the Food Issue‘s “Corn Rocket” was a staff favorite. Turns out, we aren’t the only ones enamored by our cosmo-cob. The print version of the cover has been nominated for a “Cover of the Year” award on Amazon.com. Readers can vote until April 21, when voting ...
When selecting the 2011 best covers of the year, the Food Issue's "Corn Rocket" was a staff favorite. Turns out, we aren't the only ones enamored by our cosmo-cob. The print version of the cover has been nominated for a "Cover of the Year" award on Amazon.com. Readers can vote until April 21, when voting will enter a second round. FP Creative Director Dennis Brack designed the cover, while Deputy Art Director Erin Chrisinger Aulov directed a shoot with photographer Renée Comet and food stylist Lisa Cherkasky. We think their collaboration became one of our most inspired images -- if you agree, vote for us!
When selecting the 2011 best covers of the year, the Food Issue‘s “Corn Rocket” was a staff favorite. Turns out, we aren’t the only ones enamored by our cosmo-cob. The print version of the cover has been nominated for a “Cover of the Year” award on Amazon.com. Readers can vote until April 21, when voting will enter a second round. FP Creative Director Dennis Brack designed the cover, while Deputy Art Director Erin Chrisinger Aulov directed a shoot with photographer Renée Comet and food stylist Lisa Cherkasky. We think their collaboration became one of our most inspired images — if you agree, vote for us!
Cara Parks is deputy managing editor at Foreign Policy. Prior to that she was the World editor at the Huffington Post. She is a graduate of Bard College and the Columbia Graduate School of Journalism, and has written for The New Republic, Interview, Radar, and Publishers Weekly, among others. Twitter: @caraparks
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