Journal tagged by Magazine-y

The first issue of Entorse made its mark with a textured, basketball-orange front cover, but I’d argue that issue two stands out even more. A circular cutout in the centre of the oversized black cover reveals a geometric pattern underneath,...

Previously responsible for the large-format art magazine Kilimanjaro, London-based creative director Olu Michael Odukoya now publishes Modern Matter, another publication that relishes its physical presence. Every issue takes a slightly different form, and the content often uses the process of...

We start the week in Brighton with Marcroy Smith, founder of print champions People of Print. Their best-known publication is the fold-out Posterzine, a lovely format that presents the work of an illustrator/designer alongside a brief interview on one side...

Occasionally a hardback magazine comes along that challenges the notion of what the editors are trying to achieve: is it actually a book masquerading as a magazine? Fortunately for us, the latest issue of Cause & Effect is solidly in...

Not yet two weeks into the new year and we’re already inundated with new launches. One lovely example is this new travel magazine from Japan. Virge weighs in at a hefty 372 pages, and for this first issue covers the...

New issues of Rubbish FAMzine are a rare occurence. Produced by Singapore’s Lim family, it’s a team effort with parents Pann and Claire working with their two children Ren and Aira, now 15 and 12 years old respectively. They’ve grown...