No sooner did I write about my incredible first issue of Craft magazine than the O'Reilly publication closed their print shop and threw in the towel. Craft is also folding-- or, as they call it to soften the blow: ceasing to exist in print.
Current subscribers like myself will now be getting the rest of our subscriptions filled with Craft's parent publication Make, which seems to look a bit like the musty old collection of Post-war Popular Science magazines that my grandparents kept in their basement when I was a kid.
By that I mean to say: boring and involving lots of tubes and wires.
If only Dwell weren't so damn bougy-- looks like I'll be ingesting strictly an online inspiration diet from now on. I'm pretty sure print is dying.
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oh no!!! I somehow had not heard this yet. It is so sad! It's just not the same online. I can't tear a page out and stare at for weeks.
congrats on the feature though. I hope you get some notice from it.
I know! There's nothing like a real life magazine you can hold and flip through and cut bits and pieces out of!
Thanks for the well-wishing, I love your work!
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