Journal tagged by Illustration

Steven Gregor is best-known as the man behind Gym Class Magazine, the magazine about magazines and magazine makers that recently ended with its 15th edition. While he busies himself with his top secret post-GCM publishing project (shhh…), he continues to...

Language is tricky when it comes to queer politics and narratives, as it creates categorization. It can be hard to find the right words to describe a spectrum of desires and identities, and magazines that talk about sex often struggle...

We praised the first issue of Racquet for the way it expresed a love for tennis via illustration and some healthy nostalgia, and the recent second edition continues both approaches. Again the cover sets the visual tone, calmly using a...

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...

Over the past 18 months as Donald Trump swung from outsider candidate to occupant of the White House, The New Yorker has regularly noted his ups and downs. Resolutely liberal in outlook, it has published a stream of covers that...

Wired kicks of 2017 with its January sci-fi themed issue – the first time that the title has devoted all its pages to fiction. It’s also a farewell issue for the award-winning team of editor-in-chief Scott Dadich and creative director...