Plus Magazine – Issue 1

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Plus Magazine Issue 1 (the Journey Issue) is available now on loremnotipsum.com. The first issue focuses on the theme of “Journey”. We strive to be an outlet that not only highlights people’s creative expression through tangible mediums but also the spirit, the journey, and the lessons that attribute to their identity as an artist and an individual.

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