Andrew Sondern and I teamed up to bring the feeling of the internet to the newspaper in a special print section for the New York Times. The section is drawn from a series of video essays edited by Shane O’Neill and hosted by Amanda Hess, a critic at The Times who writes about internet culture. It covers everything from the rapid ascendance of dog memes to the dark side of parenting YouTube. Given the subject matter and the absurdity of putting internet videos into print, we set out to reconsider some of the basic assumptions of a newspaper. You can read about the design process here. Full-sheet poster illustrations in the style of found imagery by Erik Carter and Tracy Ma.