Somerset Studio

my latest favorite, so much mixed media...very exciting!

UK Magazines
-AN (Artists Notebook)
-Blueprint
-Art Review
-Crafts
-Tate
-Royal Academy
-Computer Arts
-Selvedge

Japanese Magazines
-Illustration
-Soen
-Axis
-Kateigaho International

American Artist magazine also publishes a "Drawing" special edition which this would be a good fit for. Also, Watercolor Magic (Artist's Mag pub) is another great mag.

Looking forward to your book!

Thanks!
Nancy

Personal Writing Magazine
The Writer
Utne
RubberStampMadness
Somerset Studio (and others by that publisher)
Memory Makers (and other scrapbooking magazines)

Publications I frequent for inspiration are: Quilting Arts, Cloth Paper Scissors, Expressions and Dynamic Graphics to name a few.

Hi Danny. Fiber Arts and Threads ( I think both are published by Tauton Press and they do some kind of wood working magazine also that might fit the description of creative stuff.)

I am so excited about this book and can't wait to see it reviewed and published. I think I've already pre-oredered from amazon. I subscribe to two pubs from the U.K.
1. A & I (the old Artists and Illustrators)
2. The Artist
and in the U.S.
3. Watercolor
4. Watercolor Magic
I also pick up American Artist etc. when they look interesting. Less frequently but occasionally I read Raw Art etc.

It might officially be a "digital technology" magazine, but MAKE (http://www.makezine.com/) is very inspirational to plenty of peoples' creative side.

Magazines that come to mind are Somerset Studio; Expressions; Cloth, Paper, Scissors for art journaling. There are many zines too like The Gleaner.

The Artist's Magazine,

Art in America

Surface Design Journal

Threads

And, from Australia
TEXTILE Fibre Forum
From New Zealand
THREADS
From Germany/Europe
ETN/textileforum

Cloth Paper Scissors (the best)
Mary Englebriet's Home Companion (encourages living the creative life)

How is it possible no-ones mentioned the triumverate of How, ID and Print! How and Print specifically have a lot of info on illustration and creativity. They may be more about commercial design and illustration, but I find that peering into what people at the top's of their fields are up to gets me rared up and inspired.

I'm always inspired by Marie Claire Idees, a French craft magazine.

Cloth, Paper, Scissors
Sculpture
Sculptural Pursuit
American Craft
American Style
Art Talk.....these are the magazines I subscribe to for inspiration.
Others I can think of are:
Southwest Art
Art and Antiques
Wildlife Art
Art Doll Quarterly
Fiber Arts
Letter Arts Review
Sculpture Review
Design and Creativity

Juxtapoz

Bust (not completely crafty but the businesses who run ads in the magazine are very much so)

Ditto on Watercolor Magic

try Publishers Weekly, Library Journal, and Booklist. Magazines where librarians review are great. I work in a large public library and we do not have any of your books -- i'm having to get everyday matters via interlibrary loan!

How about Legacy? Your books and journals are definitely in the category of family history and daily living -- I think Legacy would love it .. also Expressions ...

Hi Danny,
Would love to have a look at your book myself, sounds great. I enjoy looking at Australian Artist Magazine, which you can see here http://australianartist.artmagazine.com.au/ and also Artist's Palette sometimes, which you can chech out here http://artistspalette.artmagazine.com.au/.

I don't get much chance to see many other mags mentioned, except in the newsagents, because the price is out-of-this-woman's price range once they bring them over here to Australia. Hope this is useful. ;-)

Magazines that inspire me on a regular basis:
Quilting Arts
American Craft
Artizine
Fiber Arts
An artist in any field, though, always benefits by looking at all kinds of art whether in galleries, shops or publications. Your book would be at home with any of us, I'm sure. Congratulations - how exciting!

McSweeny's
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Hey Danny. Besides the others already listed . . .I like International Artist from time to time and I subscribe to Dogearred Magazine (a wonderful bookarts zine from Turtlearts.com. Claire

Print and CMYK, definitely

Hi Danny,
I am sure that folks have got the art magazines covered, others that might be useful...well, there is not a better magazine for supporting people finding their true way in life than Oprah. Also lots of folks on the elder side are exploring their creativity, how about AARP mag. Will try and think of some others that might be interested. Best wishes, Rachel

I would add two to the many great mags already mentioned; these also help my creative juices to get flowing: Art on Paper, & Orion.

Very nice unique blog. Enjoyed my brief visit. Will be back for more. You are very talented.

I read anything with a good article, but tend to gravitate towards Art in America and Modern Painters (UK).

You may also want to consider:
BOMB Magazine covers artists of all types - www.bombsite.com.

Art on Paper, which has a great issue this month called Letters to a Young Artist. www.artonpaper.com.

Hi Danny, one of the inspirational magazines l read here in the UK is Artists and Illustrators whose url is www.aimag.co.uk.
Thanks for your inspirational blog and look forward to the publication of your book.

Hi,
I'm a Brazilian Literary Agent and one of my clients, an illustrator, recommended your blog.Since then, I'm in your mailing list. I'm curiou about your new book. Who will publish it? I also would like to sugest you to visit my client's blog and Flicr page. You will enjoy it. Her name is Mariana Massarani, and she is one of the best Brazilian illustrator: http://www.flickr.com/photosmarianamassarani
and, muitos desenhos © mariana massarani (http://www.marianamassarani.blogger.com.br/)
Many Thanks,
Ana Maria Santeiro

Right next to my computer now I have "The Artist Magazine" and "Watercolor Magic"

Can't wait til your book comes out. I just purchased "Everyday Matters" from Amazon.
(I'm new to illustrated blogs but I'm learning!!)

Write on Danny!
My new favorite mag is Worthwhile, published out of Atlanta GA - it's a perfect fit for your book... your life. They need to write an article on you.
Thanks for all you do,
Isabel