Stella magazine on Bloesem blog

Bloesem is a really nice blog about design and living made by Irene Hoofs. This week Bloesem did a second post about Stella magazine. Read the interview ("Let's get personal tour") with Laura Terp Hansen, founder and Art Director of Stella magazine and check out the earlier post about Stella magazine here. Thanks a lot for your posts Bloesem!

Spoon magazine

Spoon is a cool Japanese fashion/lifestyle magazine for girls. They have some great covers and inspiring layout. The text is in Japanese but the photography is really nice. You can buy the summers issue here at Uguisu online shop - check out their other magazines and their books - they have a really nice selection.

Stella in Japan

Stella will be in Japan for the next couple of weeks and will be sharing some inspiration with you from this inspiring country full of contrast.

Great photography: Katrine Rohrberg

Katrine Rohrberg is the woman behind the cover photo of Stella magazine. She is very talented and she also shot the beautiful and delicate fashion story "A day at home" inside Stella magazine. See more of her great work here.

More paper cutout: Ayoama Hika

Another great artist cutting in paper is Japanese Ayoama Hika. Her super fine cut outs is incredible! See more of her work here.

Beautiful paper cutout: Bovey Lee

Chinese born Bovey Lee creates delicate paper cutouts that are truly amazing. All of her work is hand cut on Chinese rise paper. The details are amazing. You can read more about her way of working here.
Read more about papercutting and see the work of some more paper artist in the first issue of Stella magazine.

Erika Blomgren's nice touch

In the first issue of Stella magazine we are lucky to have an illustration for the article on Papercutting made by Swedish Erika Blomgren. We love her drawings and hope to get a chance to work with her again soon!

Roos de Waal´s needlepoint work

Tjeck out the work of the Dutch artist Roos de Waal.  Her work is  mainly based on contradictions and she walks the line between good and evil looking for new balance. Roos´s amazing embroidery of serial killers was her first embroidery project. She was interested in their mothers and how or if they could still love there sons after what they did. In researching them she found out that their mothers all did horrible things to their sons. So she decided to do the sons portraits instead. Roos choose to needlepoint them cause like she explains: "Needle pointing to me symbolises attention, love, care and femininity".

Stella magazine in Berlingske Tidende´s Design issue

Stella magazine have a little notice in The Danish newspaper Berlingske Tidende´s Design issue MS.

Thanks to Lene Hald from Trendbox for writing about Stella.

Shop and look for inspiration at ArtRebels

ArtRebels is a creative platform and a network for artists, musicians, designers, film makers, cultural activists and other creative souls. It´s a great place to look for inspiration from upcoming designers and they sell many really nice things in their webshop. You will also find Stella magazine here at their magazine selection.