"Network Insecurity"
America's Network Magazine
2/1/2003
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"This was the opening spread for
a feature on security issues in the public network. The
photo-illustration was intended to represent someone metaphorically
breaking into the network.
"I chose to use dark, dramatic lighting
with a photo of a black-gloved hand holding a flashlight
to a keyboard, in a parody of a safe-cracker or burglar
at work. The blur effect was added in Photoshop later.
I was also responsible for tracking down additional spot
art for many stories: in this case a news service photo
of hacker Kevin Mitnick was appropriate to the subject.
This piece is also a good example of the headline style
I was using in the re-design: strong dramatic variations
of size, constrainment of headline into simple geometric
forms, combined when possible with an interaction with
the photo or art element space."—Jon Fraze
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