New Edition of COLORS: Transportation!

Hey assorted readers, we have a new issue of Colors in, this time on Transportation.  I have not even properly checked it out or taken a picture for your delectation. If you are reading this post in the store, you could rush right over to the Pop Culture section, check it out, and post a comment for your humble editor to preview.

If you are afar, you can preview the cover on the mymagstore site or visit the Colors site.

April 6th: Monocle & Colors

It is always an exciting day when the new MONOCLE comes in (The Great Global Rethink Issue: From nation to shop to home), but the new Superheroes issue of Colors also came in.

I was expecting the Colors#80, Superheroes issue (international to local heroes) to be more photographic in its presentation, but with this issue Colors jumped into the comic book / graphic novel style.  Well worth looking at!  And while I really liked the idea of the Collectors issue, this one is more likely to find a place on my shelf.  Because whether your favorite is Batman, Superman, Spiderman, Wonderwoman, or Sandman, there is a superhero story for everyone.

And Monocle?  I can't wait to get back to work to check out the story on the independent bookseller challenging the internet giants.  You might be more interested in local coffee shops in the UK, or the Swiss bike maker for the urban rider.  And then there is that fantasy trip to Barcelona.

If you want to read more about collections, you could peruse the 2010 collection a day blogspot which started with this post.  And Dwell has a short article on Lisa Congdon's book about her 365 collections.

COLORS returns

After a hiccup with magazine distributors, we finally have COLORS magazine in again. This issue's focus is dance. Upcoming themes are Superheroes and Collectors, they are looking for submissions, you can check them out on the ColorsLab.


(Ocean's Sweaty Face is a McSweeney's Special, a big box of postcards. You might also notice one of the recently arrived 2011 Slingshot Organizers