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Gossamer Magazine Launches Cannabinoid-Rich Tinctures
An attempt to further democratize cannabis with approachable and genuinely beneficial products
Interview: Non-Profit LIMBO Magazine Founder, Nick Chapin
An egalitarian publication that shares the wealth between contributors
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Eco-friendly innovations, AI-produced portraits, upcycled watches and more fascinating tidbits from around the web
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NYC’s Food and Finance High School Releases “Pass the Spatula” Magazine
Traditionally an in-person tasting that event that doubles as a final exam, the Junior Spring Showcase at NYC’s Food and Finance High School transitioned this year into a magazine honoring chefs of …
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An International Weekly Publication Made for Inmates, InHouse Magazine
An offshoot of InHouse Records (a non-profit organization that offers graphic design courses as well as existing as a record label that functions inside and outside UK prisons), InHouse magazine recently launched …
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AI-made music, the world's thinnest paper, missing NYC street sounds and more from around the internet
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20 Artists Contribute to Dropbox Paper’s Free “Indoors Zine”
It’s Nice That and Dropbox Paper fielded contributions from 20 illustrators, photographers and designers for a project they dubbed Indoors Zine, a collection “about the great indoors entirely made from home.” From …
Orange Crush: The Journal of Art & Wrestling
$25.00
Independent magazine Orange Crush marries art and the sport of wrestling through written and visual storytelling. Volume #1 features pieces on “The Bad Boy” Joey Janela, painter Carroll Dunham, writer Alissa Bennett, …
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An Interview With The New Yorker’s Ed Steed
For an interview several years in the making, Lucy Bourton at It’s Nice That finally got in contact with one of her favorite cartoonists for The New Yorker, Ed Steed. Formerly an …