Four & Sons – Issue 8

Four & Sons Magazine Issue 8 is available now. In this issue we challenge stereotypes, big and small. Klaus Dyba’s portraits of hairless dogs embrace the bald and the beautiful, Winnie Au’s fashion-inspired photos take the shame out of the cone, and the stellar lineup in the new-release book Really Good Dog Photography stir us well away from the obvious fluff.

We marvel at artists who can breath life into hounds on paper, screen and space over and over again. We travel to Seoul, a city with a penchant for multi-tasking, and to the heart of Australia, where dogs can easily become a hungry croc’s lunch. We fall in love with the ultimate four-legged bad-asses (we are looking at you, Brian Griffin) and we hang with farm dogs and their hip humans in the rolling hills of the Hudson Valley. And we detour to Osaka, Harlem, and London to meet a design-savvy pack of mutts, a protective French bulldog named after Frida Kahlo, and a pup who shares the limelight with hot dogs. All this, and more, inside the covers.

Covering art, design, fashion, music and lifestyle, Four & Sons Magazine brings together an eclectic mix of inspiring ‘dog-centric’ content to dog-lovers passionate about culture and creativity. Like most, we love fresh new content yet, Four & Sons is committed to bring you the best insight into everything dog-related, and that sometimes means looking a bit further back. Curated with a strong editorial approach and written by people who find dogs a constant source of inspiration. Four & Sons Magazine was founded by Marta Roca. She is forever amazed by the strange and wonderful bond between dogs and humans. A designer by trade, she also fancies herself the editor of Four. Marta loves black and white and everything typographic. If she was a dog, she would definitely be a Dalmatian. And if someone had the courage to do a biopic about her, Woody Allen would probably take on the title role.

Featuring

Winnie Au, Libby Borton, Bubbledogs, Doomsday, Klaus Dyba, Nicole England, Fetch&Follow, Walter Glassof, Tokuhiko Kise, Mark Kayler-Thomson, Eileen Myles, Masha Shishova, Ingrid Silva and Benn Wood.