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An interactive web archive of New Yorker covers from 1925 to 2026, rendered in a 3D stacked perspective that mimics flipping through a basket of physical magazines.
Summary
An interactive web archive of New Yorker covers from 1925 to 2026, rendered in a 3D stacked perspective that mimics flipping through a basket of physical magazines.
Visual description
The interface displays a collection of New Yorker magazine covers arranged in a 3D stacked perspective that mimics flipping through a physical deck, with each cover rendered with depth and shadow to suggest thickness. On the left sits a minimal navigation panel with three perspective view options, the middle one highlighted in black. A monospace header introduces the archive, describing it as the definitive visualization of a century of art from 1925 to 2026. The visual emphasis falls entirely on the stacked covers, which display the richness of the magazine's design across decades.
Key takeaway
Use a 3D stacked perspective to make sequential archival browsing feel tactile and manipulable, transforming a chronological collection into an interactive object that invites discovery and play.
Reuse notes
Reach for this as a ui screen reference. Pairs with experimental, editorial directions. Original by Vamsi Batchu.
