Fred Woodward

Fred Woodward was born in 1953 in Noxapater, Mississippi. In a tiny town with approximately 500 people. He attended Mississippi state university. He is best known for his legendary work in the Rolling Stone magazine, where he worked for 14 years. He choreographed the typography with the photography, which became Rolling Stone’s visual signature. He has a way of breaking up the letters so the reader is forced to read the titles in a specific way. Works as a design director at GQ since 1991 and also president of society of publication design and the youngest member in the New York art director Hall of Fame.