Issue 1: Debut

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Open magazine article featuring portraits of Black women and a page with text discussing their stories and perspectives.
An open magazine with a woman holding a camera on the left page and a digital art scene with golden robot figures and large robotic hands on the right page.
Open magazine featuring bold black and green text stating 'Create the World You Live In', with a large close-up photo of a human eye on the left page and a smaller photo of billiard balls and a person on the right page.
Open magazine with two pages showing a woman with curly hair smiling and a man with tattoos crying, both illuminated by red light, with is labeled 'Aeternum Horror'.
Open magazine featuring a large painting of a shirtless person with dark hair on the left page, and the right page has the title "Marvin Espy" with three smaller portraits of Black men and a cityscape photo, along with a paragraph of text describing
Open magazine with a photo of a woman with long red hair lying down, holding a large orange pencil and gazing upward. The pages contain text and a small image of someone writing on a sticky note, as well as a smaller photo of a person working at a de

This issue contains a series of interviews and articles featuring various artists and their creative processes, inspirations, and personal stories.

  • A 25-year-old visual artist from Houston, Texas, discusses his diverse skills in photography, cinematography, and graphic design. He shares his journey, challenges, and motivations, including his involvement in creating the visual identity for the nonprofit organization Special Limitations, which supports individuals with special needs.

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  • A Los Angeles-based cinematographer, talks about his background, influences, and creative process. ​ He emphasizes the importance of writing down ideas and executing them, regardless of the resources available. ​ He also discusses his inspirations and the significance of creating a world through his work.

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  • A multidisciplinary artist known for his mastery of color theory, shares insights into his work, particularly his "Context" series, which aims to depict black and brown people in unconventional contexts. ​ He also discusses his emotional and societal motivations behind his art, including his response to the George Floyd incident.

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