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Alex Hunting, Footnote

Alex Hunting, Footnote

London art director Alex Hunting has built a strong reputation for editorial design, with a number of high-profile redesigns and an ongoing role at Kinfolk. He’s just launched his own magazine, Footnotes, ‘A journal for artistic exchange.’ He tells us more about the mag as he shares his working week.
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Amber Weaver, TypeOne

Amber Weaver, TypeOne

As the ninth edition of her typography design magazine TypeOne appears in shops—themed food and packaging—we hear from founder Amber Weaver about the magazine’s shift to working with guest editors and her ambitions for its future. She also shares some detailed advice on starting your own publication.
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James-Lee Duffy, Ralph

James-Lee Duffy, Ralph

At Work With returns! This week we hear from artist/creative director James-Lee Duffy, who works alongside editor Josh Jones on multiple magazines including their own zine Pavement Licker. James tells us about their latest collaboration, Ralph magazine, published by the London creative agancy of the same name.
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Marco Sammicheli, Archivio

Marco Sammicheli, Archivio

Archivio covers archives and archiving, and adopts a new structure, design and format every four issues. In the latest series, a guest editor presents archives relating to their specialism, and as the Design issue arrives, we meet its guest editor, Marco Sammicheli, curator of design, fashion, and crafts at Triennale Milano.

 

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Tim Sumner, To Have and to Hold

Tim Sumner, To Have and to Hold

Designer Tim Sumner publishes To Have and to Hold, a quarterly zine showcasing themed collections of retail paper bags, ‘People see the bags and are instantly reminded of where or when they interacted with that shop, supermarket or department store,’ he tells us as he shares his inspirations and his working week.
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Alex Heeyeon Kil, Monochromator

Alex Heeyeon Kil, Monochromator

Smart new film magazine Monochromator shows how the movies ‘Oppenheimer’ and ‘Barbie’ have more in common than generally percieved, and recontextualises them to critique US post-second world war history under the banner ‘The Birth of a Nation’. Editor-in-chief Alex Heeyeon Kil explains more in our weekly post.

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