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It’s a passion thing is a biannual magazine from Vienna, celebrating aptitude and passion in creating a style of life. From the artisanal craftsmanship to the modern digital design and the serial entrepreneur – It’s a passion thing offers a contemporary perspective on making things become reality. Focusing on the identity, personality and individuality of those makers, the magazine showcases inspirational people, stories ans products form all over the globe. the interviewees open their doors into their process, success stories and failures. From the artisanal craftsmanship to the modern digital design and the serial entrepreneur – It’s a passion thing offers a contemporary perspective on making things become reality. Focusing on the identity, personality and individuality of those makers, It’s a passion thing showcases inspirational people, stories ans products form all over the globe. the interviewees open their doors into their process, success stories and failures.
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