'The Atlantic' Names Creative Director
New position encompasses print, Web, mobile
The Atlantic hired Darhil Crooks as its new creative director as it seeks to inject more innovation and drama into its somewhat somber pages.
Crooks was most recently creative director at Ebony magazine, where he led the first end-to-end redesign in the title’s 66-year history. Before that, he was the art director for the risk-taking Esquire, where the iPad app he helped design was a finalist for best mobile edition by the American Society of Magazine Editors in 2011.
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