News & Interviews
I have been interviewed by dozens of media outlets, including National Public Radio, USA Today, Huffington Post, Folio, WWD and Ad Age. I have been featured in several books, including TIME: The Illustrated History of the World's Most Influential Magazine and Iconic Magazine Covers: The Inside Stories of the Greatest Magazine Covers Ever Designed. In 2018, I was also named one of six Creatives You Should Know by Ad Age and one of the 25 People Who Defined Visual Culture by Artsy.
Artsy: The People Who Defined Visual Culture in 2018
Folio: Designers Choose Their Favorite Magazine Covers of 2018
NPR: Interview on TIME's cover process
AdWeek: Interview with 2018 Cover of the Year CD
Ad Age: Creatives You Should Know, 2018
FIPP: Behind TIME Covers, Q&A with D.W. Pine
Highsnobiety: The 20 Most Memorable Covers of All-Time
GSU Magazine Profile: Sign of the Times
SND: Q&A with D.W. Pine and TIME's Drone cover
Ad Age: TIME's Cover is Actually 958 Drones
Folio: Magazine Covers Sell Your Brand, Not Your Issues
Beyond the Red Border: Q&A with D.W. Pine
The Drum: Trump, the Gift that Keeps on Giving
WWD: Newsweeklies Turn Up the Volume on Covers
ICFlorida: Madame Tussauds Recreates TIME Trump Cover
TIME: Announces New Leadership Team
Folio: TIME Captures Trump's Meltdown
Creativity: TIME's New Trump Cover is Fire Emoji
TIME: Critiquing Their Most Controversial Covers
HuffPost: The Magazine Cover is Surviving and Thriving
Collider: Everybody's Favorite Droids Grace the Cover of TIME
Brooklyn Mag: Art in the Age of Trump
MinnPost: Weekly Newsmagazines Flirts with Sensationalism
Adweek: TIME Names D.W. Pine Design Director
“D.W. Pine created the year’s most impactful magazine covers, commenting on school shootings, violence against journalists, and White House chaos.”
– Artsy
“If magazine covers are a reflection of the current climate, then Time creative director D.W. Pine—who had three covers selected among this year’s critics’ picks—has certainly tapped into the zeitgeist.”
– Folio
“D.W. Pine is one of the nation’s most influential storytellers. Every seven days, he designs and produces a newsstand cover that captures and defines the world’s most pressing moments, conflicts or concerns — a weekly rotation of global zeitgeists, each fixed within an 8-by-10-inch red frame.”
– GSU Magazine
“Think of Time's cover—which D.W. Pine, the magazine's creative director, masterminds each week—as not only one of the most enduring and iconic pieces of media real estate, but an ongoing creative campaign.”
– Ad Age
“Chronicling the nation’s issues, events and history as it happens, Time magazine shies away from nothing and creates emotional impact in an instant.”
– FIPP