Journal tagged by Illustration

I first heard about a proposed new tennis magazine earlier this year, and immediately understood the possibility it presented. Among the independent sports mags there are plenty about football and cycling and others about motorcycling, running and extreme sports. Tennis...

It’s almost a year ago that the first edition of Ladybeard arrived, a remarkably complete debut that remains a highlight among recent launches. Its theme, Sex, was a bold starting point for a publication with a strongly defined feminist edge,...

This week’s magCulture magazine of the week is Vanguards from Scotland, a new title published by two Edinburgh College of Art students during their final year. There are two reasons why the publication stands out. Firstly, magazines about a place...

This morning we're in Offenbach browsing through the tumbling collection of magazines stacked up on illustrator Cynthia Kittler’s bookshelves. As her work regularly appears in magCulture favourites like The New York Times Magazine, Zeit Magazine, Bloomberg Business Week and Buffalo...

We’re gently slipping into holiday mode here at magCulture. Following our trip to Portugal yesterday, today we look at London-based Okido, an ideal travel distraction for kids aged three to eight years old. Okido appears every two months and focuses...

We’re used to seeing new independent launches into traditional areas of magazine publishing. Travel, food and sport are all popular subjects that attract constant attempts at reinvention. Other areas that had seemed to have faded away suddenly return – the...