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'TIME' Magazine Uses 958 Drones to Shoot Incredible Cover

Written by Jonathan Sawyer
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TIME magazine shared its latest cover this week, one unlike any other in the publication's 95-year history. Partnering with Intel, TIME utilized 958 drones to create its iconic logo and red border, showcased in the California sky.

Intel's drones are capable of being pre-programmed to create various shapes and designs, as they were also used in similar fashion during the recent Winter Olympics.

This particular project accounts for TIME's first cover featuring in image created by drone.

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Just last month, The Weeknd got together with 'TIME' to discuss fame, love, and ‘My Dear Melancholy.’

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