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Data visualisation has a big role today—our digital lives are built on it, and we see ever more complex information expressed in print. Yet there’s little coverage of the form as a creative medium. An exception is Market Cafe Market, produced by a pair of data viz specialists in London and Amsterdam.

Pocket-sized mag Desired Landscapes has a unique approach to travel, exploring the visual culture of cities and asking ‘What is a city (now)?’ As founder Natassa Pappa answers our weekly Q&A, she ponders whether a regular Zoom call might be considered a city.

Advertising art director Adam Hunt describes the ups and downs of publishing This Way Up, an occasional magazine that practices what it preaches, celebrating self-initiated creative projects. He shares his work environment, his inspirations and his week ahead.

Paris-based Profane presents work by amateurs—‘anonymous connoisseurs and artists hidden from official circles’—in a beautifully curated and designed quarterly. Co-founder Charlotte Halpern discusses her week ahead and her magazine’s part in the French indie rennaisance.

Eaten magazine has been building a loyal audience for its coverage of the history of food, encompassing recipes, gastronomic essays and personal stories. Founder Emelyn Rude discusses the origins and inspirations of her magazine as the Party-themed no12 goes on sale.

Diminutive magazine An Inkling was launched by Ellie Parkes to bridge the arts and science; ‘I think it strange that science writing should be kept in the science journals and art writing in the literature journals—why not bring the two together and enable science and art writers to converse?’