A New Type of Imprint Volume 3 «Conversations on Creativity and a Collection of Circles» highlights more than thirty five creatives and their stories.
A New Type of Imprint Volume One is a new magazine! «Conversations on Creativity and a Tribute to Norwegian Nature» has 160 pages dedicated to creativity—interviews with both veterans and fresh new talents of the industry.
Lost in Vienna is available now on loremnotipsum.com. To present this city, we have drawn from our network of local insiders, ranging from contemporary artist Erwin Wurm, creative couple Roshi Parker & Wolfram Eckert, musician Carola Schmidt and the vinegar-king Erwin Gegenbauer.
Lost in Paris is out now! Our curators and contributors for Paris present you their city through personal interviews, outstanding photography, special recommendations and interesting background articles.
Lost in New York is available now on loremnotipsum.com. Tropical vibes in Queens, Michelin starred viking cuisine, ice-cold Martinis in Kennedy’s haunt, Brooklyn handcrafted jeans, beach life with The Boss, dolce vita in the Bronx… Discover the sparkling city of New York.
Lost in Milan is available now on loremnotipsum.com. A flamingo garden, slow food markets, a secret bar, traditional trattorias, hidden masterpieces of Italian design… Get lost in the ice-cool northern city. Discover the ever changing city of Milan in 38 hours.
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Lost in Frankfurt is available now on loremnotipsum.com. Fine dining in a kiosk, a graffitied cave under the autobahn, a modernist housing project, a secret speak easy bar, an unbuilt tower by Mies van der Rohe… Discover the creative force behind Frankfurt in 38hours.
Lost in Berlin edition is available now! To present the city, we have drawn from our network of local insiders, ranging from an award winning sommelier, Billy Wagner, and renowned fashion blogger Jessica Weiss to Werner Dähn, a Hollywood actor and a creative couple, Emmy Urban and Felix Peterson.
Lost in Barcelona is out now! Set on a plain rising gently from the sea to a range of wooded hills, Barcelona is Spain's most cosmopolitan city and one of the Mediterranean's busiest ports. Restaurants, bars and clubs are always packed, as is the seaside in summer.
Lost in Amsterdam is out now! To present the city, we have drawn from our network of local insiders, ranging from an award winning chef, Bas Wiegel a renowned designer Jason Denham to Esther Mees, an up and coming designer, artist Amie Dicke and more.
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ABSTRAKT Magazine No. 10 is available now. Scenarios for future mankind. Our environment has changed hugely over the last 200 years. Affluence has risen all over the globe, the basic needs of a vast majority are satisfied, natural threats have been banished from many places.
Offscreen Magazine Issue 5 is out now. In our fifth issue of Offscreen Magazine we speak to Mac-app and iOS-game designer Neven Mrgan, entrepreneur and body-hacker Ryan Carson, mobile photography enthusiast Jessica Zollman, icon design maestro Jon Hicks, the CEO of dorm-room startup Squarespace, Anthony Casalena, and Malaysian-American web designer and avid cyclist Naz Hamid.
Boat Magazine Issue 7 (the Lima Issue) is available now on loremnotipsum.com. We take a trip up the Pan-American Highway to find the first surfing beach, learn about recycling and garbage refuse in a city whose population has expanded by 1400% in 70 years, we meet with artists and musicians, eat a lot of ceviche and we tell you all about it.
Offscreen Issue Four introduces a new, compact format, more pages and a bigger variety of features. The interviewees in this issue are Australian surfer and CEO Dave Greiner, San Francisco based Designer Timoni West.
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Boat Magazine Issue 6 is available now (the Reykjavík (Iceland) Issue). Iceland, the one in my imagination, is a place drenched in mystery and folklore. It’s a place of old-fashioned storytelling where reality and myth need no distinction and where poetry lives on the tips of tongues.
In the third issue Offscreen talks to CSS-wizard and Internet nomad Chris Coyier, Australian bootstrap-entrepreneur Collis Ta'eed, ex-Google designer and Avocado co-founder Jenna Bilotta, creative visionary and Facebook designer Wilson Miner, Smashing co-founder und editor-in-chief Vitaly Friedman and Happy Cog's Philly-based president Greg Hoy.
ABSTRAKT Magazine No. 7 is out now. Survival Strategies in the 21st century. The world is opening up more and more. Progressive globalisation, the continuous fall of national borders and trade barriers and relaxed copyright rules are clear evidence. Also available in German.
In the second issue Offscreen speaks with the legendary Iconfactory founder Gedeon Maheux, Berlin's Wunderkind Christian Reber, robot-inspired app maker Mark Jardine, Sketchnote artist Eva-Lotta Lamm, retro-game designer Shaun Inman and British Software entrepreneur Dan Counsell.
Boat Magazine Issue 4 is out now (the Athens (Greece) Issue). We arrived in Athens in the eye of the storm – the economy is dire, some of the worst statistics out there are topped right here in Athens.
Offscreen Magazine Issue 1 includes conversations with web standards wizard Dan Cederholm, all-round-talent Drew Wilson, former last.fm design lead Hannah Donovan, 37signals' designer and product manager Ryan Singer, design entrepreneur Andrew Wilkinson and pixel-perfectionist Benjamin de Cock.
Boat Magazine Issue 3 (the London Issue) stayed anchored in London. With the coverage of the Olympics and the Jubilee, London was in full swing as being presented to the world in a wash of pomp of ceremony.
Apartamento Magazine Issue 15 is out now! For too many people, being happy at home is pretty much an abstract idea, something they can’t know or imagine, until it appears on some taste maker’s must-have list, or in a magazine, or reposted on Tumblr.
Odiseo Magazine Volume 2 is available now on loremnotipsum.com. Featuring Lina Scheynius’ self portraits, Jo Schwab’s "Habitual Grace", and Amy Hood as seen by the lens of Jonathan Leder.
The Gourmand Issue 2 is out now. Clare Considine shares her insights into the life of 85-year-old sushi master Jiro Ono. Natasha Hoare examines the legacy of Gordon Matta-Clark's 1970s SoHo eatery – a restaurant and a work of art in its own right.