Firm believers in the future of print media are always excited to see creative endeavors jump from the screen onto paper. The latest independent print project to land at CH features the photography and visual art by some longtime favorites as well as a few up-and-comers (ironically enough mostly known for their online presence) like Foster Huntington, Laura Austin and our own, Graham Hiemstra. Released …
Getting to 10 years in the print game is no small feat these days. With the internet taking over the bulk of our content consumption, there’s something to be said for those still taking it to the printers. Founded in Sydney, Australia, the now-global quarterly magazine Monster Children is celebrating a decade in publishing with an ultra-luxe book with original interviews, retrospectives and some of …
Taking a different approach from destination-heavy travel publications like Suitcase Magazine or Wallpaper* City Guides, newcomer [wherever] gets more literary; choosing to gather personal essays on experiences, cultures and politics, loosely tied together by the themes of travel and transience. Founder Rawan Hadid assembles a diverse group of contributors who are storytellers as much as travelers, telling us, “We’re looking for writing that tells the …
