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.
Fare Magazine Issue 5 (Glasgow) is here. Glasgow is a buzzing place; an inspired home to self-starters and young creatives, and a city abounding in grit, good humour, and warmth.
Rucksack Magazine Volume 4 (The Pursuit Issue) is out now. The stories in Rucksack Magazine Vol. 4 are about pursuit; a never-ending search influenced and shaped by our experience of life.
Cornwall Travel Book by Weekend Journals is out now. Cornwall by Weekend Journals is the definitive guide to exploring the fairest English county. This 2nd Edition includes 16 new venues, as well as 27 updated features.
London Travel Book by Weekend Journals is out now and featuring over 40 venues across the city and special places from boutique hotels to prestigious galleries, independent shops to recently-opened restaurants.
The Provence Travel Book by Weekend Journals is out now. The Provence Travel Book by Weekend Journals is the definitive new guide to exploring this special area of the south of France.
Fare Magazine Issue 4 (Seoul) is out now. In Fare's fourth issue we journey to Seoul, where a mid-century miracle swept this small historic city into a twenty-first century megalopolis.
Rucksack Magazine Volume 3 (The Island Issue) is out now. In The Island Issue we explore the raw beauty to be found in the rugged landscape of the Faroe Islands; how a change in the weather can result in an altered perspective of a familiar place.
Fare Magazine Issue 3 (Charleston) is out now. Charleston is a gem of the American South both old and new, where on gas-lit cobbled streets locals rediscover and reckon with the city’s weighty past.
Eat Greet Live ist da. Das vierte Buch nimmt dich mit nach Italien, ins Südtirol, ins Friaul und nach Slowenien. Für Italien hüpfen wir über die österreichische Grenze und besuchen das Friaul mit so charmanten Städten wie Udine oder Triest.
Eat Surf Live ist da und nimmt dich mit nach Cornwall. Im Reisebuch »Eat Surf Live« zeigt sich Cornwall von seiner Schokoladenseite. Cornwall ist jung, frisch und frech. Kaffeekultur trifft auf salzwassertriefende Surfer und sexy Lifeguards.
Eat Bike Live ist da und nimmt dich mit an die Nordsee und auf Sylt. Im Norden Deutschlands gibt es ein wunderschönes Fleckchen Sand mit dem Namen Sylt. Es ist vielbereist und trotzdem zauberhaft, sturmumtost und spendet doch Geborgenheit.
Eat Hike Live ist da und entführt dich in die Steiermark. Die Steiermark ist das wohl abwechslungsreichste Fleckchen in Österreich. Schroffe Berggipfel grüssen spiegelglatte Bergseen und verführerische Weinreben ranken sich über malerische Hügel.
Rucksack Magazine Volume 2 (the Journey Issue) is out now. In this Volume our stories rediscover the lost magic of the Journey. We celebrate the time spent moving from one destination to another, and showcase journeys experienced by boat, car, train, plane and foot.
Fare Magazine Issue 2 (Helsinki) is out now. Helsinki is a city at its height. It is also something of an anomaly. Culturally, it is a partial amalgamate of its neighbors—and former rulers—in Sweden and Russia, but as the capital of a young and independent Finland, it is full of nascent pride and positivity. It rejoices in an entrepreneurial spirit and a belief that new projects and new legacies can be made here, even as older ones are preserved and celebrated.
Abonnement The Weekender ist jetzt erhältlich. The Weekender ist ein bildstarkes Independent-Magazin zum Thema Wohnen, Reise, Natur und Freizeit. Wir zeigen inspirierende Wohnorte – von der Wohnung über das Hausboot bis hin zum Schloss. Ungestylt und ohne Posing.
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Magazine B Issue 46 (Pantone) is available now on loremnotipsum.com. The rich and colorful history of Pantone dates back to 1963, when the young Lawrence Herbert created the Pantone Matching System (PMS) after buying out a small commercial printing company in New Jersey, USA. By assigning a number to each color, anyone could achieve accurate and consistently repeatable color results, and this system catapulted Pantone into becoming the standard language for color communication for color-critical industries. While its roots are in the graphic arts community, Pantone expanded its system concept across a variety of industries and proved that ‘color’ can indeed become a brand.