Journal tagged by Magazine-y

What better way to support the children’s literacy initiative from Burberry, Marcus Rashford and Macmillan Children’s Books than to produce a beautiful piece of print? Dreamscapes is a one-off limited edition zine from The Face with Burberry that is being distributed free this week.

We don’t see many magazines about science, so when one as well-produced as Grow turns up it deserves some attention. We take a closer look via page 23 of issue three, highlighting how it challenges expectations without breaking the magazine’s core functionality. 

LAW’s sudden return provides a very welcome take on England and the state of Englishness as we struggle with Brexit and the shamelessness of our politicians. We need LAW more than ever, so it’s an ideal choice as first in a new series of Magazines of the Month.

Advertising art director Adam Hunt describes the ups and downs of publishing This Way Up, an occasional magazine that practices what it preaches, celebrating self-initiated creative projects. He shares his work environment, his inspirations and his week ahead.

Literary and arts magazine Inque is the most hotly anticipated launch of 2021, the latest project from editor Dan Crowe and Matt Willey, the team behind Zembla and Port. As the first issues arrives with subscribers, we take a look through it and hear from Willey about how he approached the magazine.

The latest issue of Modern Matter is a physical response to the hacking of the magazine’s Instagram account. Always testing the possibilities of print, founder Olu Odukoya has produced a magazine with its pages ‘shredded’, the content on the verge of being unreadable.