Journal tagged by Magazine-y

The latest Fantastic Man is in the shops, boasting ‘the world’s most famous man’, David Beckham, on the cover. Alistair McLellan took the pictures earlier this year in Shoreditch, London. The presence of Beckham is fascinating as sportsmen of his...

After a spate of indie food titles, it looks like football is the next audience to be treated to new voices. First The Green Soccer Journal, next The Blizzard. Following the references to Monocle in response to the recent NYTimes...

Why does a magazine have to be a seeries of bound pages? Here’s an alternative from the Netherlands. Big Mag is one of a series of publications from De Player Releases that feature art and sound from various artists. The...

The Drawbridge is an old friend here at magCulture, and with its latest issue it’s taken a dramatic change of form. Previously a broadsheet, then reduced to a tabloid, it is now reinvented as a book-like magazine. The content remains...

A big welcome to a new magazine design blog from Sweden: hello, Glossypaper. One of the US’s many city magazines, Sacramento’s Sactown, used a scratch’n’sniff cover last year. Behind the scenes at Dwell – a publishing success story (via @newsstandpromos)....

A brief look at a few recent arrivals here at magCulture, starting with the fifth issue of OK Periodical. This issue takes the theme of the Body and presents just about the whole scope of what that brings to mind,...