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[threemeninaboat]

What magazines do you like?

Craft has stopped publishing in paper form.
It's a little known tidbit that I love the Martha Stewart Living magazine, but it's changed recently and is no longer pretty. No more chartreuse, midnight blues, or crimsons. It's all cat litter ads. :(
Vanity Fair hasn't had David LaChapelle around in years, the photos are so boring. Last fall I got excited over the color "eggplant," seriously.
Still adore the New Yorker.

I need something mind blowing and inspirational, like if Radiolab did a magazine.

Comments

[altamira16.livejournal.com]

I have no clue what you are talking about, but I am going to say Dwell.

[lolaandsimone.livejournal.com]

I think Domino's caput too now, otherwise I'd recommend that.

I have a subscription to Cookie magazine, even though I have no plan to have kids anytime in the foreseeable future. I just love the magazine (and the recipe for stuffed tomatoes)

If I wasn't jobless, I'd be ordering this http://thestrangeattractor.net/?page_id=2301

I consider the Anthropologie catalog to be my free magazine. Who needs articles with pictures like that.

[gows.livejournal.com]

Um. The Whole Earth Catalog? (Yes, I know it's no longer in print.)

Make

Um. I can't even keep up with my massage magazines.

[ilmarinen.livejournal.com]

I used to get AdBusters all the time, but the content is low while the graphic design is repetitive. I subscribe to/buy a number of boringly technical/content orientated moto & scoot magazines (not so much with the naked babes. I just subscribed to Make, which occasionally makes me feel like an underachieving geek.

[lacrimation.livejournal.com]

mmmmmm. I like allure. But, it's for the wierd pictures. Not really colors. But, yer right bout that Vanitiy Fairs. All Anne Lebowitz. (or however you spell her name)

[elusis.livejournal.com]

Well, Coilhouse is getting ready to put out issue 3...