Cut - Leute machen Kleider is a new german DIY fashion magazine. The first issue features sewing patterns, three young designers (Lovisa Burfitt, Franzius, Julia Hederus) and their creations and background, fashion blogs, several DIY-tutorials and much more. Finally an entertaining and sympathetic fashion magazine!

Berlin has many faces. Nowhere does its diversity show more prominently than in its 23 different districts. Berlin Haushoch adds a fresh feature to the city’s versatility. In each issue, the magazine dives into the depths of one of these urban microcosms and reels in new prospects of a metropolis to be manifested within its pages. After Marzahn and Wedding, the 3rd issue portrays Charlottenburg. Really stunning concept!

Slanted #7 - Geometrics.Porn. deals with type and design that is based on basic geometric forms like square, circle and triangle.The first magazine section illuminates this topic by portraits, type essays and photo series. The best typography magazine ever!

Yvi is a new art magazine published in the Netherlands: Each issue focuses on a social theme seen from the perspective of art. A wide range of artistic visions on a pertinent social theme are brought together in the form of photography, design, architecture and visual art.

Turbochainsaw is a UK-based underground art zine showcasing creative talent from around the world. The aim is to give exposure to artists often excluded from mainstream media by publishing illustration, photography, writing and music born outside the boundaries of traditional value judgements and imposed commercial rules. Turbochainsaw is not sanitized, simple, polite, predictable or pretty. Turbochainsaw is brutal, bad-mouthed, perverse, macabre, disobedient and black-ink funny.

O.K. Periodicals is a themed biannual publication that investigates the relationship between on- and offline media. The second issue of O.K. Periodicals has the theme: Failure, or how I learned to appreciate my mistakes. Through an intriguing graphic approach, this magazine shows how to work with mistakes, and make the most of them.