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CHO!

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WAW magazine

The WAW Magazine was established in 2010 in Warsaw by Mike Urbaniak (publisher and editor-in-chief) and Agnieszka Kowalska (deputy editor-in-chief) along with Edgar Bąk (art director) and Aga Bilska (photo editor). The magazine (print and internet version / magazynwaw.com) focuses on Warsaw cultural life, including music, theatre, cinema, visual arts, graphic design, classical music, opera, literature, dance, architecture, photography and fashion. Is has also separate sections devoted to the LGBTQ culture and feminism/womens’ activity in urban life.  (via WAW : portfolio)

Casa da Música photography book & book covers by Grid and concept by Stefan Sagmeister.

(Source: the-pool, via buromarks)

LEGO by Kristleifur Björnsson

Buch und Plakat zu den Arbeiten >parrot< und >yellow dog< des isländischen Künstlers Kristleifur Björnsson.

(via Kristleifur Björnsson; LEGO : JUNG WENIG)

Good (US)

A great magazine and a rejected cover. Good magazine from a few years ago. Design by Jennifer Daniel. (via Coverjunkie)

Coupe (Canada)

Attention here; ace designed magazine! Here latest cover Coupe magazine from Canada. (via Coverjunkie)

Verities N°2: The Muse Issue

Contributors to The Muse issue include Harry Callahan, Nan Goldin, Gustav Metzger, James Ferraro & Paul Elliman.

Verities is an independent biannual publication of thought, observation and reflection, giving equal focus to visual arts and literature.

Verities explores new ways-of-seeing the most ordinary and overlooked situations, revealing the arresting and irrational in the everyday. The ability to disorient and estrange through a subjects illumination makes for a potentially explosive catalyst that sits at the heart of Verities.

Each issue artists and authors explore a new theme through artworks, photography, design, fashion, essays and short stories. Finding the new in the old and celebrating the old in the new, rescuing beauty from vulgarity, and pushing social issues to the fore. Verities makes intellectual content accessible, yet is not afraid to challenge its readers. (via MOTTO DISTRIBUTION)

Gagarin #25 / 2012.

The artists in their own words

Includes texts by: Pierre Joseph, Sven Augustijnen, Massimo Bartolini, David Link, Ricardo Basbaum, Amanda Ross-Ho, Matias Faldbakken, Sandra Vasquez De La Horra.

Concept & coordination: Wilfried Huet Graphical

concept: Simon Casier & Petra Fieuws

Language: several, with overall translations in English (via MOTTO DISTRIBUTION)

Hey Now! by Jens Schildt 

Colophon & Silver Fern Press.

The second in a series of octavo-sized publications dedicated to the typographical “And” and “&, this is a representation of found ampersands, photographed by Mr. Shildt. Design by Jens Schildt and David Bennewith. (via MOTTO DISTRIBUTION)

Redesign 2011, School assignment. 

(via Geiger Magazine on the Behance Network)

Redesign 2011, School assignment. 

(via Geiger Magazine on the Behance Network)

(via Geiger Magazine on the Behance Network)

Jot Down

Contemporary culture magazine

Jot Down is a new magazine designed in 2012 and published with its first issue on june. It is a quarterly Spanish publication edited by WabiSabi Investments, S.C., under the direction and coordination of Brands & Roses agency.

The first issue is a black and white publication of 320 pages, based on a contemporary layout. WabiSabi was searching for a fresh design and layout that could help spread its worthy contents.

As designers, we decided to approach this project in the simplest way possible, with a rational and minimalistic layout, and giving richness in its details. We based it on the vintage concept of jot down, w means annotate. The client didn’t want sections, constituting a challenge, that we resolved creating rhythm, through elements such as black frames and colored papers.

Edited by: WabiSabi, S. C. Direction and coordination: Brands & Roses Art Direction and layout: relajaelcoco Assistant Layout: Gorane Marcilla Printed by: Grafiques PIR-GAR, S. L. Infographics and icons: relajelcoco

Pages: 320

Size: 21x28cm

(via Jot Down, Contemporary Culture Mag on the Behance Network)