[jihef]

i'm curious about what magazines people in here read.

mine are:

tokion
azure (nice canadian architecture mag)
ready-made
urbania (montreal design/artsy magazine)

anyone has anything to recomend for webdesign and that isn't one of those creepy macWordl "i'm making a homepage" tutorials?

[dixon]

computer arts!

[smallbeer]

Originally Posted by jihef

anyone has anything to recomend for webdesign and that isn't one of those creepy macWordl "i'm making a homepage" tutorials?

The quarterly Design-in-Flight is the best you're gonna find I reckon. First issue's not until June though...

http://designinflight.com/

[flatcat]

for mags I routinely try to buy:

Adbusters
Computer Arts
Communication Arts
Print!
American Photo


and now and then something else will catch my interest too :p

[JiRaffe]

i think Computer Arts Projects is a lot more interesting than just the regular Computer Arts. They showcase a lot more designers and put the tutorials in context to real work. (i'd always buy both though)

just read my first copy of +81 as well and i really liked it. nice mix of international artists and i like the way each issue is targetted at a specific audience.

[oli]

I get computer arts and graphic - http://www.magmabooks.com/content/bo...6&page=1&cat=9

[dan]

I buy eye & design week regularly but pick up various other things whenever I'm down at magma, grabbed dot dot dot 7 the other day, not got round to reading it yet though + there's always the ones we get in at work...

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[tomson]

design week and creative review

[Mr Fred]

Idea, Graphic, Refill

[gray]

graphic, design week, creative review..

i bought wired once but its 95% double page ads

[Mr Fred]

yes and its for geeks

[jihef]

Originally Posted by gray

graphic, design week, creative review..

i bought wired once but its 95% double page ads

i'm too ashamed to buy wired so i just burrow my roomate's copy. overrated but nice otherwise

[andrewparker]

Grafik, Wallpaper*, Design Week and Campaign are the design orientated publications of choice.

I also read GQ, The Face and Evo. Picked up the first edition of The Word magazine yesterday and it looks quite good.

[Bill Posters]

Re: Word

It's been started in the belief that there are some people whose interests are as broad as they are deep, who are capable of reading something longer than a caption

Slightly odd choice of title from the branding dept then, I'd say.

[LE F R E A K]

The american editions of Playboy and Penthouse are my favs. Interesting articles and editorials.

[roto]

Originally Posted by LE F R E A K

The american editions of Playboy and Penthouse are my favs...

Knew that was coming from someone.

I recently subscribed to:

http://www.e-gear.com (shyte site though, but it has all the toys I love reviewed, etc.)

[jihef]

Originally Posted by andrewparker

Grafik, Wallpaper*, Design Week and Campaign are the design orientated publications of choice.

I also read GQ, The Face and Evo. Picked up the first edition of The Word magazine yesterday and it looks quite good.

you're so metrosexual with your wallpaper and your gq. don't read them all at once or you'll end up having more prada turtlenecks then you can possibly imagine and a pedicure.

its a shame that the face is closing down.

i don,t like the look of word. it reminds of time except in cheap entertainment format (as if time wasn't for leisure ha!) mixed with british dark humour. monthy python meets nme.

[Mr Fred]

nice one T

[andrewparker]

Originally Posted by jihef

you're so metrosexual with your wallpaper and your gq. don't read them all at once or you'll end up having more prada turtlenecks then you can possibly imagine and a pedicure.

That's fair enough. I don't exactly paint my finger nails but I like to look after myself. "Metrosexual" is a pretty broad description of someone. Is Prince Charles metrosexual because he takes meticulous pride in his appearance?

P.S. Wallpaper* was an interior design magazine the last time I looked

[gray]

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