Journal tagged by Illustration

I’m always surprised that despite the huge amount of independent publications being produced, there is such a significant lack in good film magazines out there. Film writing seems to exist largely online, and film fan art is confined to the...

Children’s magazine Anorak is to get a younger sibling; Dot is aimed at the under fives, will be published quarterly, and launches next month with a Shape-themed launch issue. Front cover by Anna Lise Dunn. Learn more at our magCulture...

With heavily illustrated magazines, it can be difficult balancing text, design and image without the pages looking messy or overcrowded. Illustration can battle discordantly with layout, and sometimes magazines go the other way completely - keeping things clean and simple,...

Quarterly illustration magazine Mincho hails from Madrid, and its English-language content is any illustration lover’s dream. The publication is divided into six distinct sections – Illustration, In Motion (animation), Comic, Art + Design, The New Contemporary (graphic arts) and Have...

Browsing in a second hand bookshop the other day, I was struck by a wall decorated with the entirety of n+1’s issues. The covers of the New York-based literary magazine are beautiful and abstract, designed since the second issue by...

This literary magazine from Columbia University undergraduate Benjamin Moe has a simple but special concept. Each issue has a philosophical theme that relates in some way to human existence – Table Talk then rolls with this theme for a while,...