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The target audience for this letter-sized magazine is “anyone who stops and reads things on the street”.

The roster includes an interactive map for Bauhaus Foundation, a publication inspired by old underground magazines, and a heck-load of experimental type.

Founded by a group of six from Falmouth University, ICBQ is now in its fifth issue and features work from emerging and industry names alike, including Yarza Twins, Happy Little Accidents and Jun Lin.

In conversation with four magazines, we discover how to build a website that emulates the tactility of a publication whilst still making the most of the online sphere.

A vessel for sharing stories of culture and identity, Chutney skips theme-based issues for a recipe of: “Chop, mix and preserve.”