When you think of i-D you think of energy, of people, of identity. And nothing influences our identity more than the music we listen to and the cultures that surround that music. We always consider our print issues to be a time capsule. For the Royalty Issue, we set out to create an album. To take you on a journey, from intros to interludes through to hit singles, anthems and reprises. 

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December 2022 Entertaining issue.

"In Ark Journal Volume VIII we reflect on the idea of a more fluid and holistic way of thinking and creating. We visit perfumer Barnabé Fillion of Arpa Studios in Paris whose work is inspired by his own synaesthesia, visualising fragrances as invisible landscapes. In New York, Landon Metz, an artist whose practice explores painting as a fluid meditative activity, has created an exclusive series of artworks for Ark Journal. We also share a personal memoir by renowned New York-based fine art photographer Martien Mulder. She is a minimalist whose images are sober yet warm and accessible, with photographs reflecting her travels, her movements and her life. 

The homes selected for this issue, from Los Angeles to a small city in Northern Italy and from Copenhagen to Brussels, open new perspectives on the culture of specific sites and how the houses relate to their surroundings. John Pawson’s house for Michael Maharam is entirely built from stone from the mountainous site and its liveable minimalism creates a dialogue between nature, architecture and the occupants. Similarly, Kim Rahbek Hansen’s summer house on the island of Falster by Terese Erngaard of Swiss practice Diener & Diener, tells beautifully of finding the right place on the margin between land and sea. Also lapped by waves, in Helsinki, a sauna pivots between private and public life for Finnish architect Tuomas Toivonen and Japanese designer Nene Tsuboi, who are creators and custodians of this contemplative but communal space.

A multitude of creativity, languages and origins comes together in this issue. Among others we meet the multidisciplinary designer Raf Simon in conversation with curator and design director Marco Sammicheli. Also bridging fashion, art and design Ann Demeulemeester and her partner and collaborator Patrick Robyn share their four decade-long creative journey."

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The entertainment issue, Autumn 2022 from TANK magazine.

This issue of TANK is inspired by our contemporary predicament in which, as philosopher Byung-Chul Han says: “Reality itself appears to be an effect of entertainment.”

Justin E.H. Smith tackles the Marvelisation of the superhero epic from Siberia to California, while Joe Kennedy tracks the evolution of entertainment from “pure incident” to Love Island’s Balearic-dazed ASMR soundscape. Izabella Scott heads for the ugly place where the legal system and reality TV meet, and Ursula Schulz-Dornburg explores a ramshackle kid’s world. Stay in your seat for Asa Seresin on Times Square’s lost pornography theatres and the value of looking with pleasure, while Ha-Joon Chang exercises an appetite for economics. Stay tuned for Sammy Lee’s poetic unpacking of K-pop and Korean soft power, while Philippa Snow discusses beatings and cinematic bad-boys.

But wait, there’s more… Images featuring the best and most beautiful of A/W 2022 await you from Takashi Homma, Xiaopeng Yuan and Daniel Clavero. Isabelle Wenzel throws some shapes, while Chus & Greg look back in fandom nostalgia. Our own fashion manifesto is a new approach to dissecting what fashion means today. Plus, you’ll find interviews with Geoff Dyer, Hannah Black and Jenny Erpenbeck, and new original fiction from Marieke Lucas Rijneveld.

Since AnOther Magazine’s launch in 2001, it has heralded a new chapter in magazine publishing. Its blend of high fashion and world-class photography with features on the arts, politics and literature continues to make each beautifully crafted edition a collectors’ item. Published twice a year, AnOther Magazine quickly established a reputation for highly original content brought together in its pages by an emerging set of photographers, stylists and writers bound by a search for creativity and authenticity. Counting Rihanna, Solange Knowles, Saorise Ronan, Laura Dern, Lupita Nyong’o and Tilda Swinton amongst its impressive run of cover stars, it is now the most recognised biannual fashion magazine in the world.

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With an eye to the future and an ear to the absolutely now, newness abounds in the 26th edition of The Gentlewoman. Conversation is sparkling and opinions forthright in our beloved Modernisms series of intimate interviews. In this edition, we confab with the wunderkind entrepreneur Josephine Philips, the cosmic composer Natalie Holt, the fashion mastermind Trino Verkade and the set designer extraordinare Es Devlin. In a bumper selection of profiles we ascend new heights with the pathbreaking mountaineer Bouchra Baibanou; explore the views and tattoos of the artist Catherine Opie; bow down to Zambia’s new queen of rap Sampa the Great; and herald the theatrical third decade of Iceland’s sparky new star Ísadóra Bjarkardóttir Barney. The seasonal exploration of wardrobe solutions includes elevated looks and dramatic denims, showcased by the enchanting models Mica Argañaraz and Aylah Peterson, respectively, while coats of many layers and lashings of leather make for totally glamorous autumn living.

Issue 38 - The 30 yrs issue. 

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AUTUMN & WINTER 2022/23

KIKO KOSTADINOV, menswear’s most exciting independent talent, on the cover of the 36th issue of Fantastic Man. He’s photographed in a London park by MARK PECKMEZIAN, wearing a selection of his own designs. This latest edition explores the vast landscape of menswear – it's a mighty survey of the clothes men can and should choose to wear today and tomorrow, that also offers many forensic examinations of the people who create and inspire them. There are legends and debutants, old things and new things, ground-breaking fashion proposals and revisions of overlooked and underloved garments. It’s a lot, and it’s available now!

My Magazine Vol. 14. 

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In this issue, perediza opens with climate change facts and concerns from the 2021 & 2022 IPCC reports, an in-depth analysis of how Mika Rottenberg's work critiques structures of commodities in modern society, Scandinavian architecture and what makes it so attractive to the youth globally, a beautiful comic illustration of how imagery in fairytales can teach us about our own mental health, Stoicism and how it can help us move on, and more.

V Magazine issue 138 "The Sound of V". 

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In this issue there’s fiction, non-fiction, poetry and art books from ascendent stars including Bora Chung, Fernanda Melchor and Tahi Saihate and established supernovas including Sheila Heti, Darius Koehliand Anne Carson. In these pages you’ll find a talking toilet golem, a zero-gravity portrait of family life and a torn-out stuck-in retelling of Herakles’ madness, alongside experimental poetry from a neglected polymath and a lyrical re-voicing of a turgid Pliny the Elder.

Issue no. 12 of Plethora Magazine delves into hidden patterns behind all natural form in pursuit of the fractal codes that shape progressions of growth, transformation and dispersion in the vast splendor of organic structures. When tracing the archetypical outlines of these dynamic configurations, intricate formulars are revealed that allows profound insights to the blueprints of the seemingly chaotic fabric of life. Slowly a new order appears in the wild lines of turbulence, propagation and dispersion and clues emerge that we may later harness through a fragmented prism of logic and intuition of form.

Specifications - Limited edition of 1000 copies. Handmade archival folder. 70,5 x 50,5 cm. 52 pages. Printed by Narayana Press. 94% certified sustainable production.

If anyone tries to convince you that starting and running a business is easy, just hand them this issue of Headlight Journal. It'll change their mind for the better. This magazine grapples with the question "how's work?" and is not afraid to face the brutally honest answers.

In this issue, politician Ida Auken shares her story of being overcome by a stressful work schedule; Mette Østergaard, Chief Editor of Berlingske, talks about integrity and making painful decisions. Speaking to CEO Soulaima Gourani, we discuss power relations and braving a difficult childhood to become a Silicon Valley entrepreneur. Elsewhere in California we check in with car designer Henrik Fisker to learn what it takes to launch an electric car company these days; and Henrik Teisbæk takes us through the difficult and meteoric rise of his groundbreaking technology venture. In a personal essay, My Laub offers us a glimpse into the world of mental illness, while photographer Elizabeth Heltoft turns her lens on six decades of iconic office supplies. 

Cover images are by photographer Peter Funch from his iconic series Babel Tales. 

Photos by Amanda Bødker.

This maiden issue of Headlight Journal is about fresh perspectives on life. Like a farmer sowing seeds under a full moon to improve the harvest, now is the time to make decisive changes that will yield the results you want in the future.

They speak to people from a cross section of professions to understand what they do and the way they do it. Carla Cammilla Hjort from Space 10 talks about psychedelic inspiration and her collaboration with Ikea. Actor Claes Bang got his international breakthrough in the Palme d’Or-awarded movie The Square, and is finally in charge of his own career. In Los Angels we meet the ex-gangster Hector Verdugo who is now the leader of the world’s largest exit-program for gang members. Food-entrepreneur Claus Meyer talks about a failed business adventure in New York - and about coming back home and starting over.

HÅNDVÆRK highlights the connection between sustainable and durable practices and a fundamental grasp of materials and artisanal techniques.

HÅNDVÆRK takes the reader behind the scene of crafts, architecture and design in respectful and in-depth interviews accompanied by beautiful photographs presented in quality print on superior paper.

Specifications - Softcover.