Journal tagged by Illustration

‘Is this a golden era of female-focused zines?’ Inside New York magazine’s Instagram strategy: ‘we crafted a new kind of Instagram-specific piece of media that we coined Audiograms’ Loop app magazine closes. This neat animation promotes the new issue of...

Luncheon is a new food magazine that structures itself as a meal; the contents are in menu form on the front cover and the sections are titled Hors d’ouevre, Main dishes, Classics and Desserts. It’s a cute idea – structure...

We start the week off with Cathy Olmedillas, editor of the lovely magazine for under fives, Dot. Best known as the founder of much-loved Anorak Press, Cathy decided to create Dot for the little brothers and sisters of Anorak readers....

Today we’re in Chicago visiting illustrator Clay Hickson at his risograph press, Tan & Loose. Clay’s colourful, tongue-and-cheek work is a staple of many well-loved publications—from independent classics like Printed Pages to big names like Bloomberg Businessweek. One of his...

In the past, we've described the fantastic feminist movie zine Filmme Fatales as the mag that ‘always passes the Bechdel test.’ Started by movie writer Brodie Lancaster because of her desire to create a publication encouraging film criticism that has...

For this Friday’s instalment of Issues, we’ve browsed through the bedside magazine stack of illustrator Alice Bowsher, whose charming, joyful work has been featured in a number of independent publications including YCN Magazine and Fiera. She also drew the set...