mandag den 2. april 2012

Stella no.4 launch party


Come and join us in celebrating Stella no.4, The Dark Issue, at Mikkeller Bar 
the 10th of April, 19.30!

torsdag den 29. marts 2012

Stella no.4 is out now!



Stella no.4 The Dark Issue is out now! Buy it online here or grab a copy in stores from April 10.

fredag den 23. marts 2012

Stella no.4 out soon!


Our fourth issue of Stella magazine, The Dark Issue, is out on the 26th of March. You might think that ‘darkness’ is quite a sombre theme for the spring issue of Stella Magazine, but the stories are not about death, evil, metal and goth as one might expect. Instead we have focused on the light side of darkness – different shades of grey where melancholy resides – a place from which a lot of grand art has originated. In the issue you will find an interview with the Danish artist Maria Rubinke, an article about music from Iceland and a delicious recipe for a the darkest chocolate cake, plus lots of other good stuff.

tirsdag den 21. februar 2012

United

We recently learnt that the ladies over at We Unite made a little blog post and movie about the very first edition of Stella magazine.

Sweet, huh?

tirsdag den 7. februar 2012

Moonlight


Vanessa Bruno makes the most poetic campaigns and SS12 is no exception... Embrace the moonlight!

onsdag den 18. januar 2012

Grace Lee

Check out these illustrations by the talented Grace Lee! We are very lucky to have an illustration by her in the upcoming issue of Stella magazine out in March.

Grace is a freelance illustrator from Sydney, Australia. Her illustrations were recently selected for the Arigato Project Panel Exhibition as part of Tokyo Designers Week 2011. Previous works include a Moleskine diary for Notemaker, artwork for Bespoke Letterpress and contributions to Papier Mache and Donna Hay magazines.

Her day-to-day illustrations can be found on her blog, From A Sow’s Ear.



 

mandag den 9. januar 2012

Pakayla Biehn

In her ‘Double Exposure’ series Pakayla Biehn transforms double exposure photographs into otherworldly dreams. The photographs were taken by a handful of collaborators and then recreated as oil paintings by Biehn.


Found via Honestly...WTF