Boat magazine is all about ‘amazing but forgotten cities around the world’ launching with Sarajevo. It’s a keeper.
See here: http://www.allaboardtheboat.com/boat-magazine/
Buy here: http://www.boatstudio.bigcartel.com
Fashion and illustration based zine SOKO.
Produced by art & design boutique Pogo.
Photos by Aaron Louis Fowler, text by Jason Lazarus and a poem by Erin Jane Nelson.
Jamie Thomas has been working with Insight to produce this cool little zine.
Insights 2010 collection is looking pretty fresh too!
There are always nice bits and bobs coming out of Café Royal Books. Zine of the week is ‘Rear Window’ by Erik van der Weijde. A solid photographic collection of girls and dogs humping.
I picked up a copy of this somewhere at random. Really like everything about it’s raw style.
HUH. Magazine is a free, arts & culture paper based in London. Well worth picking up a copy if you see one. Or visit their website…
Flipped BMX Zine. BY STP (Scott The Punk). I’m not sure if he’s still making them anymore, I know he posts more random shit at http://ridethesky.wordpress.com/
This late 80’s skate comic is real good. Full of crime fighting, gnarly, board chopping dudes! There are some pretty funny stories and a lot of amazing sketches.
I think this was before digital, but I found a few on ebay..
A celebration of black markers and superheroes. Alister Lee is also on a quest to be the person with the largest collection of black marker pens, hmmm, good luck with that one.
We’re going to start featuring a new zine each week.
There’s a lot of good stuff out there, most of which barely get printed and usually end up being passed round a mate or two before being put in a draw and lost forever.
First up is ROADKILL ZINE, I saw the name scribbled on a ramp in some back end skate park in Kent. A collaboration between Craig Scott and Dan Singer. Full on gore, the latest edition now available here, which I quote is ‘16 pages of illustrated horror’.
