In celebration of its 58th issue, which celebrates them theme of color, Arkitip selected a group of artists to create whatever they wanted to using supplied Comex color.

“Artists will use the magazine as a medium to give the viewer a closer look at their created works. The selected artists were encouraged to dig deeper into their process to showcase the inner workings of their creations. The culmination of these efforts will spread across multiple Arkitip platforms.

Along with the printed issue edition we have shot a series of Chronicles to document the artist’s processes.  To round out the project, the release will be celebrated with installations of the featured artists created works at Project Space, in Los Angeles.”

Contributing artists include Aaron De La Cruz, Anthony Lister and Skypager. The opening reception is August 11, from 7-10p.m.

Project Space
603 North La brea Ave.
Los Angeles CA 90036

Sickboy’s lastest project is a second ‘zine covering the artist’s fascination with painting caravans. Famed photographer Viktor Vauthier collaborated with Sickboy on a preview video (seen above).

Sickboy’s weird hobby of finding and painting the great British touring equivalent of the New York subway train has culminated in the arrival of ‘Carafanzine #2’.

The artist’s second personal documentary of his caravan painting is a 44-page A5 edition featuring Sickboy’s latest activities, typically involving “fleeing travellers’ yards with Pit Bulls nipping at my ankles.”

‘Carafanzine #2′ offers a comprehensive collection of photographic oddments produced for the first time through the non-futuristic print method of Risograph. Presented in glorious fluorescent pink and black, each ‘Carafanzine #2’ is uniquely hand-finished with drawings, and comes lovingly-packaged with a caravan sticker sheet, and five x A5 Risograph prints.

Priced £39.00, the ‘zines are in a limited edition of 60 and are banded, wax sealed with a temple logo, edition-numbered, signed and hand-finished by the artist.

Hit the jump for exclusive images. Purchase of the ‘zine begins on July 7, 2011 right here.

Viktor Vauthier shot the cover image for the first issue of new French skate magazine DESILLUSION.

View the full cover after the jump.

Issue A5 of Richardson Magazine is available now. The publication, which deals with sex and sexuality in an analytic fashion, titles its latest “The Male Gaze.” Here we’re offering something of a preview.

View more after the jump.

Here’s a quick look at ART+SEOUL, a newly magazine freely distributed in South Korea examining the current climate of and alternative thinking in Seoul. The intent is to bridge a gap between the city and the rest of the world – giving voice to the diversity of talent in Korea.

Featured artists included -

Jeuno Kim
Eric Perriard
Nils Clauss
Cha Ryoung Lee
Jinook Choi
Aaron Choe
Alexander Widding
Trine Meesook Gleerup
Llobot / Pons
GEIKO Projects

More images from Art+Seoul after the jump.

The best web to print magazine is out with a 5th issue. It’s Nice That Issue 5 is available today.

Living Proof Magazine proudly presents it’s sixth issue, full of more iconic artists and insightful interviews.

Gracing the cover of Living Proof Magazine Issue #6, critically-acclaimed artist Ryan McGinness sat down with Living Proof Magazine to allow us into his head and gain knowledge of his creative process. A favorite of many artists, Andrew Jeffrey Wright, featured on the back cover, offers his thoughts based on questions asked by long-time friend and creative partner Rose Luardo. Photography from Angela Boatwright is accompanied by a piece written by KCDC Skateshop owner and model Amy Gunther. Former Lighting Bolt and Black Dice drummer Hisham Bharoocha shows page upon page of work as a ‘zine within the magazine.

In addition to these main features, other worthy artists featured in the magazine include street-art superstar Judith Supine, the always out-there Star Wars inspired JK5, sought-after illustration Hannah Stouffer, Epstein’s Bar owner and former Tom Sachs assistant Pat Conlon, and a fashion story starring Raquel Nave and photographed by Peter Sutherland., so make sure to complete your collection!

Many more images and a video after the jump.

Billed as one of the first – they say the first – iPad exclusive magazines, PROJECT is a new project by Richard Branson. The covers are multimedia, even if that isn’t well expressed in the examples pulled here, with humorous pokes at the owner in full force. Above, you’ll see Stephen Colbert dressed as the chief atop a topless women. Nice to see a little tongue-in-cheek these days. (via CoverJunkie).

The latest issue of Trois Couleur follows the career of the now famous JR. Through a variety of features and images, the magazine looks at the genius street artist from a variety of angles building new context and adding to JR’s growing mystique. A must for any street art fan and collector.

Select images from Trois Couleur after the jump.