Motif Magazine
The online killed the magazine star! I may have changed up the lyrics, but a fact’s a fact: online is blowing magazines out of the water. So what if you combined the two? Tegan Pasley and Lara C Cory have done just that with their online publication, Motif.
The magazine has a wonderful array of emerging photographers, writers, and designers. Issued quarterly, it delves into a theme and swims about it through articles, photo-shoots, interviews and fashion. The website is easy to navigate and there is even a handy dandy iPad app for those tech nerds out there. So no more paper cuts, go seek out a digital copy.
Tagged: cool online magazine, Lara C Cory, Tegan Pasley
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