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Journal tagged by Typography

Plastikcomb #5

Plastikcomb #5

US design/collage magazine Plastikcomb is back for a fifth time, staking a corner of design publishing for its kaleidoscopic form of visual nostalgia. We take a look at the way it makes a thrilling editorial experience from an unconventional approach toward organising its stories and page designs.
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Kaleidoscope #41

Kaleidoscope #41

With its 41st issue released this week, Italian ‘Contemporary Aesthetics’ magazine Kaleidoscope is making its mark. We’ve watched it grow quietly, but now its shiny, brash and colourful presence deserves recognition. We’re excited to present it as our January 2023 Magazine of the Month.
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Interview #545

Interview #545

Our final Magazine of the Month for 2022 is Interview, which has doubled down on founder Andy Warhol’s celebrity obsession. We love the urgency of its photography and typography. Art director Kurt Woerpel talks us through the latest type directions as we share copies with our Club members and award it Magazine of the Year!

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Pit #12

Pit #12

A new month means a new Magazine of the Month, and as the London weather teases us with the possibility of spring barbeques, what better mag to celebrate than Pit, the magazine of Food & Fire? Their balance of the serious and the fun makes for another hunger-inducing issue… crisp sandwich anyone?
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Spectra #1

Spectra #1

New poetry magazine Spectra’s 232 pages contain only words—there are no images—but its graphic and physical design combine to make those words more open and accessible than other poetry mags. Take a look through its pages as we highlight the features of this subtle piece of editorial design.

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Sacha and François, Revue Faire

Sacha and François, Revue Faire

Paris is currently the source of some really exciting magazines, one of which is graphic design journal Revue Faire. We meet its designer/publishers François Havegeer and Sacha Léopold, who launched the journal with the idea to address one topic every 15 days across the university year.

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