Table Magazine Volume 3 is here. Salt is the star of this issue and shows up in almost every story and recipe; and we even asked Jennifer Cunningham, a self-proclaimed lover of salt, to share her devotion to the tangy spice in a form of a love letter.
Ash Magazine Issue 2 (The Glory) is here. Ash Magazine presents stories and art made by women and non-binary people. Issue 2 is about strength, resilience and nerve, sharing stories of survival, stories of rebellion and stories of overcoming shame, presented alongside stunning art from some of our faves.
Rucksack Magazine Volume 5 (The City Issue) is out now. The stories in this issue are about cities; a celebration of the gritty, urban reality of our everyday lives. In ‘The City Issue’ we showcase the raw magnetism to be found upon the streets of an urban environment.
To Think Magazine Issue 2 (To Think Forever) is out now. We bring together deep thinkers renowned for being unafraid to make real the future they imagine. Our mix of conversationalists all have one thing in common: a belief that if we care for the future and can envision a better one, it will better dictate the present and our decisions here and now.
More or Less Issue 3 is out now. Iconic cover girl Pamela Anderson shot by legends Inez Van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin and styled by Mel Ottenberg in sustainable fashion. The long time activist and philanthropist talks to Hanna Hanra about the environmental issues, Julian Assange and being vegan.
Pressing Matters Magazine Issue 9 is available now at LOREM (not Ipsum). If there’s a theme running through issue nine, it’s one of community and resilience.
Marfamily Issue 5 is available now at LOREM (not Ipsum). For its fifth issue, MARFAMILY has seen the future... looking beyond the veil to see how the past has formed what will be - progress isn’t always productive!
her. Magazine Volume 9 is out now. Volume 9 is featuring the Japanese singer and songwriter Aimyon. Aimyon was influenced to become a singer-songwriter in part because of her grandmother, who herself aspired to be a singer, and her father, who worked as an audio engineer.
Riposte Magazine Issue 12 is out now. We open Riposte Magazine issue 12 with poetry from Fariha RóisÃn, there’s a series of personal essays on the theme of being lost, a mediation on our current use of social media and the band Girl Ray bring a new word into our everyday lexicon.
PUSS PUSS Magazine Issue 10 (the Togetherness Issue) is available now on loremnotipsum.com. In a time of division and a world that is becoming more fragmented, there is an even bigger need for us to come together as human beings, regardless of our political views and differences.
Dog Magazine Issue 6 is out now. Issue 6 is featuring the Airedale Terrier. We visit designer Dries Van Noten at his beautiful home in Belgium. We discuss the inspiration behind his most recent collection, the fashion scene in Antwerp, and what life is like with his dog, Harry the Airedale Terrier, who is this issue's cover star.
Noble Rot Issue 21 (Liquid Memories) is available now at LOREM (not Ipsum). In the cork poppin’, gut bustin’, merry makin’ new issue of Noble Rot magazine we tell the story of how cult domaines Emidio Pepe and Valentini rewrote the reputation of Abruzzese wine.
Art of Conversation Issue 4 is out now. This issue of Art of Conversation is inspired by the intimacy between an artist and their long-time collaborators and the comfort of exchanging ideas within the warmth of those relationships.
Sidetracked Magazine Volume 16 (The light and dark side of adventure) is available now on loremnotipsum.com and seeks to deepen our understanding of what fuels our motivations, obsessions, and our search for meaning.
Considered magazine Volume 2 is out now. In Volume 2 we travel to Bali, Indonesia and visit Green School, an awe-inspiring school with a core focus on education for sustainability, reflect on the Balinese culture. We embrace the wilderness of the Scottish Highlands and Hebrides. We explore the concept of circular economy, discuss the human cost of fast fashion and learn about cobalt, a key component in our everyday electronics that has dark origins.
Cloakroom Magazine Issue 1 is now available from LOREM (not Ipsum). Cloakroom explores with wit and rigor, exceptional spaces and the lives and minds of those who inhabit them.
LogoArchive #5 is here. LogoArchive Issue 5 focuses on eleven simple techniques, naming them, exemplifying them and offering short commentaries. It serves as an archival and pedagogical document, offering an alternative take on the ubiquitous logo tips article. In this way it looks at things another way around. This alternate viewpoint manifests itself materially in the dual modes of reading the zine, either portrait and symbol first, or landscape text first.
Lodestars Anthology Issue 7 (Japan Revisited) is here. Discover a land of tea and tropics, wabi-sabi and wonder. A place where symbolism abounds and nothing is without purpose. For here you’ll find an ancient and powerful landscape that has shaped history yet still dictates the rhythms of modern life.
Lagom magazine issue 10 is out now. In our tenth issue, Niko Dafkos, co-founder of Earl of East, comments that finding a work/life balance is too hard, that perhaps we should look more to a work/life integration instead.
Buffalo Zine No. 10 is out now. Buffalo Zine is ten issues old, but age is only a number, and (let’s be real) numerals are just something abstract we project to pretend we have control over our chaotic, messed-up world. The only constant we can offer is a printed wad of pages you can hold in your hands.
The Gentlewoman No. 20 (Autumn/Winter 2019) is out now. It’s the 20th issue of The Gentlewoman with the writer of great intelligence and optimism, Margaret Atwood as this season’s cover star, photographed by Alasdair McLellan.
Disegno Magazine No. 24 is available now at LOREM (not Ipsum). Disegno is aimed at those who are hungry for updates on architecture, design and fashion.
Luncheon Magazine Issue 8 (Autumn/Winter) is available now at LOREM (not Ipsum). Luncheon is a style and culture magazine that invites old and new friends of all generations and cultural experiences to share their views, life and work over lunch.
PETRIe Magazine Issue 69 is available now at LOREM (not Ipsum). This issue treats the idea of extinction with a variety of interpretations, looking both at individual experiences of loss, alteration, or displacement, and at collective, large-scale events and phenomena.