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This week we're at work with Lindsay Ballant, freelance graphic designer and art director of political quarterly The Baffler. Founded in 1988, the satirical, left-leaning title went on to inspire a host of new leftist publications in the states including...

Monocle is such an ever-present item in magazine-land that it’s easy to take it for granted and look past it at shinier, newer publications. Yet despite much cynicism at launch — one commentator comparing it unfavourably to Condé Nast’s hugely...

Today we’re chatting magazines with the former music journalist and current editor of the Association of Illustrators magazine Varoom!, John O’ Reilly. This week the publication is releasing its 35th issue, which boasts a new format and design, and a...

Tech, web and business magazine Offscreen is consistent. Like Delayed Gratification or Hole & Corner, there are no surprises when a new issue comes out: the magazine about ‘pixel people’ is reliable and has found its formula. The brand new...

Last week the UK’s leading design monthly, Creative Review, launched a smart new design by art director Paul Pensom. We start the new week with Paul as he assesses the new design and tweaks things for the next issue. Where...

The Holborn magazine has been a favourite for many since it’s first issue was released last year. Readers are more often than not charmed by its approach, specifically the way that it imagines itself to be a gastro-pub in East...