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| COVER STORY | WHEN TURNING PAGES BECOMES A TRIP | 03 | ||
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An unwavering pursuit of creative freedom has given birth to artsy niche magazines like Theme and Clear. |
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| FEATURES | CREATING MORE WORLD | 09 | ||
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On nikeair.com, Big Spaceship created more than an interactive website. They created interactive wonder. |
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| NATURE'S LIGHTROOM | 13 | |||
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Ten photographers, under the spell of Iceland’s golden light, discovered its breathtaking beauty. |
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| CREATIVE PERSUASION: THE RISE OF BRANDED ENTERTAINMENT |
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“Branded entertainment” is popping up everywhere with a surprisingly understated presence. |
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| COLUMNS | FONT & FUNCTION |
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| Why Darka is like a German Black Forest Gateau and other musings from typophile Thomas Phinney. |
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| Mac users: Adobe has some great news just for you. |
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| DEPARTMENTS | About this issue |
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Plazm magazine has been published since 1991. Our 28th issue is out now and features Milton Glaser, Peaches, Marlene McCarty, Reza Abedini, Dave Thomas of Pere Ubu and Raymond Pettibon.
The magazine has picked up some awards along the way and a complete catalogue is in the permanent collection of the SFMoMA. You can find back copies on our website.
Plazm is also a design firm. We started doing commercial work in 1996 as a way to pay for our magazine habit. Since then we have had the pleasure to work with lots of great people around the world, like Nike, MTV, Lucasfilm and ESPN. We also work with lots of excellent community organisations like PICA (the Portland Institute for Contemporary Art) and the Rock ‘n’ Roll Camp for Girls.
Visit our website for more information. It’s at www.plazm.com.