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Ryan D.G. Stone · May 2nd, 2010, 04:56 AM

Hey everyone,

Just a rather quick question really. I'm looking to start subscribing to a few 'Creative Magazines' here in the UK and obviously because there's such a wide choice out there, I wondered if any of you had any particular favourites? My business is video marketing with an equal emphasis on the technical and creative side. We use a lot of Adobe products, especially AE, but always like to hear what else is out there, and particularly love to mix it up with other media, photos, sound, animation etc Also keen to see what else is being produced worldwide. So far, I'm quite a fan of 'Digital Arts' but find there is less to do with video and post-production than I'd like. Are there any other suggestions?

Thanks!

Ry

Ben Bruges · August 5th, 2010, 07:57 AM

I had the same reaction to Digital Arts, and cancelled my subscription in the end. I also found the 'art' in it rather samey.

I'd like something that just keeps me in touch with what's going on - not just new gadgets or technical developments, but interesting approaches or whatever.

did you find anything?

May 2nd, 2010, 04:56 AM	#1
Ryan D.G. Stone Regular Crew Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Norwich, England Posts: 29	UK Creative Magazines Hey everyone, Just a rather quick question really. I'm looking to start subscribing to a few 'Creative Magazines' here in the UK and obviously because there's such a wide choice out there, I wondered if any of you had any particular favourites? My business is video marketing with an equal emphasis on the technical and creative side. We use a lot of Adobe products, especially AE, but always like to hear what else is out there, and particularly love to mix it up with other media, photos, sound, animation etc Also keen to see what else is being produced worldwide. So far, I'm quite a fan of 'Digital Arts' but find there is less to do with video and post-production than I'd like. Are there any other suggestions? Thanks! Ry

August 5th, 2010, 07:57 AM	#2
Ben Bruges Regular Crew Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Hastings, UK Posts: 36	I had the same reaction to Digital Arts, and cancelled my subscription in the end. I also found the 'art' in it rather samey. I'd like something that just keeps me in touch with what's going on - not just new gadgets or technical developments, but interesting approaches or whatever. did you find anything?