Kult Magazine Issue #8: Food
Kult Magazine Issue #8 focuses completely on food and the consumer. Utilizing 40 artists from Asia and throughout the world, they’ve asked them to visualize a fact related to the same topic. In their own words, “As the world is facing a f...
Banksy: You Are an Acceptable Level of Threat Book
July will mark Banksy’s foray into the publishing industry with a book titled Banksy: You Are an Acceptable Level of Threat. This 240-page hardcover edition will present the story of Banksy through a rich set of images and texts that cover the...
BUNNEY: Derek Ridgers – Selected Works
From the mid ’70s through to the late ’80s, Derek Ridgers captured some of the most significant movements in British youth culture through portraits of individuals who made up those scenes. Often nameless, always authentic, they are given...
CORNER: A Journal of A Runner’s Lifestyle 2012 April Issue
Japanese publication CORNER rolls out their latest issue with movement at the forefront of their inspiration. Dubbed “A Journal of A Runner’s Lifestyle,” the West Coast is spotlighted. Featuring the likes of Jun Takahashi, DJ Harvey...
New York Magazine “Best of New York 2012″ Issue
New York Magazine’s “Best of New York” issue this year will feature Steve Powers’ distinct design concept for its cover. Best known for his acronym moniker ESPO (Exterior Surface Painting Outreach), Steve Powers has outdone a few top designers includ...
TOOLS 2012 Book Launch
Japanese publication HUgE Magazine develops its second book under the company’s HUZINE label. The release will anchor a slew of additional books down the line, most featuring in-depth content not normally found in all HUgE issues. This second title i...
Moleskine Meets LEGO Video
The recent collaboration between construction toy giant LEGO and classic Italian design company Moleskine resulted in a collection of notebooks imbedded with real LEGO bricks and complete with adhesive labels for personalization. The meeting of the t...
Monocle: A Chronicle of the First Five Years
Monocle has been much more than a magazine, keeping an eye and ear on the world, briefing its loyal readers on international affairs, business, culture and design. Over the last five years the London-based publication has grown to a comprehensive sta...
The Ride Journal Magazine Issue VI
Having focused solely on the culture of cycling since its inception, The Ride Journal magazine unveils its latest Issue VI. Taking a decidedly different approach, the editors behind the bike-centric magazine have positioned it as not only an educated...
TIME Magazine: Lil’ Kim
Making use of rapper Lil’ Kim’s widely recognized moniker, TIME Magazine has emblazoned a young Kim Jong-un on its latest February 27 issue. Calling attention to the youngest son of former dictator Kim Jong-il’s untested tenure as s...
2012 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition
It has been an annual publishing institution in the magazine industry since 1964 — one that singlehandedly attached fashion legitimacy to the bikini, and still serves as an arbiter to supermodel succession. But since you’re probably not here fo...
Michael Dupouy: All Gone Dissected
For over half a decade, Michael Dupouy (otherwise known as La MJC) has had a strong involvement in the development and expression of street culture in Europe. Based in Paris, the well-versed creative complemented his agency work with the conception o...
Planet of the Apes Print Series
Austin, Texas’s Mondo has linked up with artists Rich Kelly, Jason Edmiston, Phantom City Creative, Florian Bertmer, Martin Ansin and Ken Taylor for a series of limited edition Planet of the Apes posters. Released yesterday as a set and then ag...
