Creative Review, Summer 2025

Sindroms is a journal of monochrome states of mind. Curating its content based on specific colours and investigating them across culture, Sindroms immerses its readers in the feelings and moods evoked by each colour.

Entangled Landscapes: Our second printed publication, and a sister publication to The Preserve Journal. ⁠Through Entangled Landscapes, we will be Telling Regional Food Stories from the intersections of food, agriculture, and sustainability. We will be exploring the myriad regions of the world and their distinct food cultures, agricultural landscapes, and the nourishing practices and inspiring […]

Endless Magazine is a bi-annual magazine for photography and fashion, in which we invite different profiles to collaborate and merge their creative practices, as a means to explore new themes and visual languages. In this issue, you will find various interpretations and perspecitives on “Playfulness” by each of our contributors. The result of this work […]

A bilingual (and double-sided) magazine from part of the team behindSafar Journal, Al Hayyagrounds itself in ‘intersectional feminist resistance and transregional solidarity’, reporting on the work, interests and strife of woman in the context of Southwest Asia and North Africa. Their fourth issue marks ‘a reset for Al Hayya in tone, in mission, in reach.’ Visually, there’s a shift […]

The New York based fiction magazine is edited by Patrick McGraw and designed by Richard Turley. Featuring new fiction from Ralph Bakshi, Ottessa Moshfegh, Rachel Kushner, Dean Kissick, Jordan Castro, Zans Brady Krohn, Cara Schacter, Patrick McGraw, Charles Clateman, and Johanna Stone. 150 Pages, 7″x10″. Designed by Richard Turley. Edited by Patrick McGraw.

Heroine is based on the massive global success of Hero. Filling an aching void in the women’s wear market, Heroine speaks directly to the soul of young, powerful and driven women from 25 to 45…..

Racquet is a new quarterly magazine that celebrates the art, ideas, style and culture that surround tennis. We fondly remember the swashbuckling sport of the tennis boom of the 1970s and ’80s, and our goal is to help restore some of that swagger to today’s game. We’ll work with some of the best writers – those […]

HÅNDVÆRK bookazine shows aesthetic products created by human hand. Through features and interviews with the practising, dedicated craftsmen, artisans and designers, the focus is on the importance of knowledge of materials and processes as a prerequisite for a sustainable practice. In this issue: ‘In many regards, my work with the bookazines is not dissimilar to […]