Review of the Year: It's our favourite things of the year!
We know what you’ve all been waiting for – our top five Things! Right? Right?!! Things is the weekly feature where we take all of the most exciting stuff that we get sent throughout the year and share it with you, like a mouthpiece for the under-represented artists and designers masquerading as a rowdy show-off. Without further ado, then, here’s our favourites of the year.
Put a Egg On It #7
In a land over-populated with fancy pants foodie mags and carefully photographed dishes, Put a Egg On It stormed in with its green cover, kicked up a storm with some top-notch content both editorial and visual, and then left again leaving us confused about what had just happened. That’s until the next issue, though. This is a food zine unlike any other.
www.putaeggonit.com
Doubleday & Cartwright: Victory Journal: Summer 2013
We bloody love Victory Journal so we were very pleasantly surprised when one of the team popped into the studio to say hello and drop off a copy of their Summer issue earlier on this year. They never fail to impress with incredible photoshoots and off-the-beaten-track topics, and this feature on an abandoned swimming pool in the Catskills is one of the most interesting of the year.
www.victoryjournal.com
Lasse Dearman: Split Second Feeling
We’re huge fans of Dutch photographer Lasse Dearman’s intriguing abstractions of youth, grime and everyday beauty, and his view of photography as tool for adventure is perfectly captured in his Split Second Feeling photo zine. Don’tcha reckon?
www.lassedearman.tumblr.com
David Bhalla: Bookmarkers: #1
Set up by second year Kingston student David Bhalla, he went to his university’s library looking specifically for books that have been bookmarked and collated the most interesting finds into Bookmarkers, adding his thoughts alongside. David’s enthusiasm for learning new information and the reasons behind choosing each bookmark makes this a fascinating read.
www.davidbhalla.co.uk
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