I see good things in the future for Amrit Richmond founder of Beaker Magazine. In her own words– Beaker is a business and culture magazine for the idea generation. Beaker aims to equip entrepreneurs, technologists and executives to act on their…
Continue Reading →One of my fave mags because it consistently introduces me to a fountain of new music that I wouldn't otherwise find unless I spent my free hours diggin' in the crates and hanging out with vinyl heads, Wax Poetics' current…
Continue Reading →The gift that keeps on giving is sadly underused. I'm not talking about a puppy. I'm referring to what might become a relic if people don't start having obsessions with receiving things in the snail mail again: Gift of the…
Continue Reading →My pal Jeff Staple just announced the launch of reed pages, his magazine venture. I'm always impressed with him and his ability to spread his mission and ideas across all mediums from consulting to apparel, digital, and now back to…
Continue Reading →Being up to no good entails a sort of madness and inspiration that often goes hand in hand with making great art. Sure nefarious leanings often lead to a fall in the wrong direction, but sometimes that's half the fun.…
Continue Reading →Visionaire rarely, if ever, fits into the traditional magazine category. For starters it's only published three times a year and each issue is more of a curated art project around a certain theme. For their holiday issue (we aren't sure…
Continue Reading →With the advent of the Internet, magazines and newspapers fought to keep their readers loyal to the paper versions. When things started looking bad they released some of it online. Now, as publishing companies start hacking and slashing to keep…
Continue Reading →Inquiring Mind (INQMND) Magazine delves into the minds of Richard Clarke, Jesse Leyva, and Jarrett Reynolds, three designers that drive the look of Nike Sportswear. They may not have all come from backgrounds typical to their trade, but whatever they're…
Continue Reading →From skateboards to toys, the Web 2.0 world of make-on-demand continues to expand for a populace that runs on a mixture of Adderall and instant gratification. Magcloud is just one of the latest in the trend, a print-on-demand service where…
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