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New York, NY (PRWEB) December 13, 2012

EYES IN Magazine releases issue 14 of its innovative digital publication featuring compelling stories of the worlds top creators and their masterpieces. A beautiful combination of investigative reporting and photography, the latest issue will dazzle readers with its innovative stance on storytelling.

Issue 14 spotlight features include:

The Stagger Rats, hailed as Anne Hathaways favorite band, is taking over the U.K. with their tight and harmonious sound. Based out of Edinburgh, the band is getting ready for world domination. EYES IN Magazine features an in-depth expose of the band and their future pursuits.

EYES IN chronicles the life and times of photographer David LaChapelle, the American photographer known for his aesthetically beautiful work that infuses social messages and artistic manipulations of reality.

ImaGem scored an investigative piece in the magazine about its highly influential fingerprinting technology to identify diamonds and gems as an innovative way to prevent loss and fraud of the worlds most precious stones.

Suzanne Collins, author of the popular book series The Hunger Games delves into the story arc of the now infamous book turned blockbuster movie.

EYES IN releases digital publications once per month via the EYES IN app on the Apple Newsstand as well as on the Amazon Kindle, Google Play, and Barnes & Noble Nook. The company also sells printed books via CreateSpace and Lulu.com.

For media, self-publishing, sponsorship or advertising inquiries, please contact Desiree Frieson or Vivian Van Dijk at press(at)eyesin(dot)com. To learn more about EYES IN visit http://www.eyesin.com.

About EYES IN Corp:

As a publisher of the worlds innovative creators and their masterpieces, EYES IN spotlights innovation in fields of architecture, art, artists, beauty, books, culinary arts, culture, design, fashion, film, finance, health, music, photography, real estate, science, technology and travel. It’s a must read for anyone who wants to stay informed on global trends, upcoming and celebrity creators in these areas. EYES IN delivers a state-of-the-art visual experience into the minds and works of the most stunning creators.

www.catchmagazine.net A new project of mine, Catch Magazine features the worlds best fly fishing photography & video. Brian O’Keefe and I are working on the completion of issue #4 which goes live March 1st. Lifetime subscriptions are free, so go sign-up. You will not be disappointed. T-Motion sponsored by SIMMS fishing products is featured each issue. CATCH MAGAZINE The Official Journal oF Fly Fishing Photography, Film & Video http

Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB) July 30, 2012

Wedding Nouveau magazine (http://weddingnouveau.com), the premier style guide for intercultural brides and multi-ethnic weddings is celebrating their anniversary issue with some big changes.

In the year since launching their first issue, Wedding Nouveau has established itself as a true resource for empowering and inspirational content, showcasing the life and beauty of multi-cultural weddings for a rapidly growing market. Whats next? Multi-cultural living! Going beyond the established wedding market, the newly added “Living Nouveau” will fully explore the arts, travel, design and lifestyle interests for multicultural couples, with a name change to simply “Nouveau”.

“The Nouveau brand has always been more the just weddings, it’s about culture and what it means to be a citizen of the world” says founder, Fri Forjindam. “The new website will view life through the lens of the Nouveau brand”.

Wedding Nouveau has made showcasing the world of cultures an art form. The website is already known for stunning photography, enriching content and wedding ideas galore, yet its getting even better!

“We are very happy to announce that along with our new anniversary Issue, we are launching a newly designed website”, continues Fri. “The new website will feature a dynamic new visitor experience that celebrates the colorful and unique world of Nouveau. If you have never experienced it, nows the time…to dream in culture!!”

The gorgeous anniversary issue is available Monday July 30, featuring a FREE digital download. Stop by the new Nouveau (http://weddingnouveau.com/magazine), and get inspired!!

In this second issue, Variatio has the honor to publish interviews with Mr. Duane Michals and the curator of the Kyosato Museum, Mr. Heiko Hosoe. We show images from portfolios of great artists such as Dmitry Orlov, Jean Christophe Berchet, Angelika Sher and Gabriele Stabile. We featured and published a selection of artwork from galleries including Assar Art Gallery, Boudoin Lebon, The Empty Quarter, and For Gallery. Each piece includes an interview with one photographer they represent. Also included in the second issue is an interview with Mr. Winfried Henninger, publisher of Kodoji Press. 100% photography! One hundred and twenty pages bound with refined Bodonian style binding. Printed on 150 gram fine matt paper, Variatio magazine is committed to international photography from the collectible point of view. Each issue includes interviews with famous photographers, curators, editors and collectors. We write about upcoming projects by great photographers, articles on new and collectable books, as well as new and vintage collectable cameras. Our policy is to only publish photographers represented by at least one gallery, to safeguard the collector. Variatio is available worldwide in bookstores, museums and galleries specializing in photography. Variatio has a limited print run of 5000 numbered copies. Issues are available by subscription or reservation through our website with no additional cost for shipping. Delivery comes via UPS, carefully packed in special boxes to …

Irvine, CA (PRWEB) July 20, 2012

Beyond the People Profiles described above, a travel and exploration section provides highlights of the Costa del Sol region of southern Spain, as well as Tangier, Morocco, in northern Africa; a basics of decorating article entitled, Demystifying the Art of Decorating is presented in our Interior Design section; a finance article focuses on debt reduction; and the Sound, Stage, and Screen section covers the movie Midnight in Paris. The above lists a sampling of content from this exciting first release of Sutherland Living magazine. The summer issue continues exploring ordinary people’s passions, such as Spirituality, Family Living, Garden and Earth, Art and Architecture, and Technology, an ever important topic in today’s fast paced world.

Sutherland Living has three components:

Sutherland Life – The daily journal for Sutherland Living, which provides continuous updates and brief, informal articles on topics of interest within the Sutherland Living brand.

Sutherland Living The magazine for Sutherland Living, which provides in-depth articles on a quarterly basis, and is displayed online in a magazine/reader layout format.

Sutherland Living Images Billed as Capturing the Extraordinary, this component features online galleries of artists work, including amateur artists, up-and-coming artists, as well as professionals. This element also provides a channel to display the photography taken specifically for Sutherland Living, but not necessarily displayed in the Sutherland Living magazine.

The Sutherland Living online magazine can be accessed at http://www.sutherlandliving.com. Registration for the site is complimentary.

About Sutherland Living

Sutherland Living is an online magazine that showcases the integrity of ordinary people living their lives in an extraordinary way. In addition to the Profiles section, Sutherland Living covers Arts, Food, Travel/Adventure, Sports, Architecture/Interior Design, Spirituality, and more. Sutherland Livings focus is global, as its theme transcends cultural and geographic boundaries.

The purpose of the publication is to inspire others, and emphasize that ones ordinary way of living can be, and is, indeed, extraordinary. Sutherland Living is not about perfection, rather it is about the authentic manner in which one lives his or her life, sharing that with others, and in turn, inspiring them to believe in and move forward with their own passion for the betterment of humanity and their own lives. Sutherland Living champions ordinary peoples passions, both great and small. Sutherland Living is about redefining what truly is extraordinary by highlighting the extraordinary in ordinary people.

Part of Sutherland Livings mission is to recognize people who are contributing back to society in some form, and encourage others to do the same, in any way that they can. Sutherland Living believes that small actions can make a big difference, especially when a greater number of people begin taking those small actions to help others, and to help make the world a better place. As a part of the “giving back” portion of Sutherland Livings mission, a charity will be featured in each issue of the magazine.

Sutherland Living believes that people are changing their behaviors and attitudes permanently as a result of the toll that the recession of the past few years has taken. Sutherland Living therefore recognizes that people of all walks of life are appreciating different things, and placing less emphasis on material possessions, climbing the corporate ladder, and achieving some form of status. Instead, Sutherland Living believes that people are now more focused on reducing debt, living within their means, developing meaningful and lasting relationships, finding the small things in life that bring happiness, and recognizing that knowing and helping ones neighbors is a priority worth greater emphasis.

London, UK (PRWEB UK) 9 July 2012

As they celebrate the launch of UK Model Agencies’ new section all about loving your model body, La Mode London offer their own essential advice alongside their partners.

‘Being realistic about your own body is the most important thing a model can learn from the offset,’ explains Helen. ‘It is so important to remember when looking at really successful models who look totally perfect in print, that although they may look blemish free and with not a centimetre of cellulite in sight, these images are touched up and manipulated to make models look even thinner. They make hair, teeth and skin look unrealistically perfect, and feel the need to change even the most beautiful of model looks.’

Helen explains that what the modelling industry is all about, and how damaging it can sometimes be to an aspiring model’s morale. She advises that although it’s important to remember that a lot of fashion and catwalk models spend a lot of time, have rigorous exercise regimes and strict model diets to get themselves looking as good as they can be, it doesn’t stop magazines still enhancing photographs and changing even the most gorgeous of models.

‘It’s so important for a model to remember the magazines leave out models of colour, models of larger shapes and sizes, models with disabilities and mature models who don’t form the gender norms.’ She goes on to explain that it’s a magazine’s business to invent new problems with bodies and faces, which can be ‘fixed’ by spending money on brand-new products and procedures.

‘It’s a vicious circle,’ says Helen.’ Companies spend money with advertisers, who are usually the glossy magazines that models read. These articles and adverts can really have an effect on models morale, constantly comparing themselves to be impossible. However, these companies need those same models who are their readers, to promote these products in the first place – to make them sell.’

With the new section just launched online at UK Model Agencies, all about model body shapes, diet and exercise tips, La Mode congratulate their partners in business for highlighting the downside to the modelling industry.

‘Love your body, no matter what size you are, because if you don’t, modelling could make you extremely unhappy,’ continues Helen. ‘Don’t constantly try to change what you already have, and look after what you do, pampering your skin and your hair, making sure use creams to combat wrinkles, keeping out of the sun. As long as you do that then flaunt what you have with pride’

La Mode London is at the cutting edge of high fashion and are in the middle of the hustle and bustle of the UK’s capital. They see models coming and going every day and chat with them, dishing out valuable model advice whilst they are having their hair and makeup done for the famous photo shoots at the commercial photography company. It really reveals an insight into the industry say La Mode.

With the two companies constantly updating and sourcing the latest modelling news and information, advice for new models is simply an email or phone call away. Both companies offer ongoing help and useful sources of guidance to any model that requires their help. They pride themselves on providing their clients with everything there is to know about the modelling industry, the pitfalls and the dangers, but also the fun and enjoyment modelling can be as a profession.

Visit http://www.lamodelondon.com and see all the latest modelling news, as well being able to view the stunning portfolios of models arriving daily for their portfolio pictures to be taken by the talented team at the popular model advice company.

New York, NY (PRWEB) May 31, 2012

Dwell Magazine is pleased to announce their first foray into interiors, looking at modern design from inside the envelope. While Dwell has long featured the fixtures and furnishings that help complete a truly modern home, this is the first issue completely dedicated the people and ideas that bring our favorite architecture to life. From furniture makers to interior designers, the issue aims to inspire both the design enthusiast as well as the design professional.

ISSUE HIGHLIGHTS

In Living Color: Exclusive Q&A with architect and MoMA curator Pedro Gadanho and a first look at his newest project in Almada, Portugal.

Hotel Registry: Dwell launches a new column in the magazine this month. Hotel Registry highlights forward-thinking design in the hospitality sector. Rather than serve as an announcement of the newest resorts and hotels, this regular feature will shine a spotlight on under-the-radar gems tried and tested by Dwell editors. The column originated online courtesy of Dwell Editor Jaime Gillin, former editor at Travel & Leisure. The inaugural Hotel Registry shares the story of Hotel Lautner in Desert Hot Springs, California. After four years of extensive renovations by interior designer Tracy Beckmann and her business partner, furniture designer Ryan Trowbridge, the hotel reopened last September to great reception. Lautner’s own daughters were among the first guests and gave it their seal of approval.

The Real Cost of Rip-Offs: Dwell delves into the world of piracy in this illuminating article which includes insights and interview with over 50 furniture designers, copyright attorneys, manufacturers, and legacy license owners. The article explores the unauthorized manufacturing of replicas, and opens up a conversation from the designers perspective. This exchange will continue with a panel of experts at Dwell on Design (http://dod.dwell.com/) in June.

My House: Dwell visits the apartment of superstar designer Jaime Hayon, known for his collaboration with Fritz Hansen, Se´, and Baccarat. His apartment in Valencia, Spain, holds many of his own creations and acts as a live-work space for the sough-after designer and his family. With photography by his wife, photographer Nienke Klunder, Dwell enters Jaime’s fanciful world as he offers a personal tour of his home and shares some of his personal decorating tips.

Georgia Peach: Texas-based designer Barbara Hill’s transformed a traditional 1920′s Atlanta home into a high-design dwelling for a family of four, epitomizing Dwells perspective that any home can be modern on the inside. With her rich background in art and design, which has taken Hill from Warhols Studio to Marfa, Texas, Hill reinvents a Mediterranean-style house into a modern enclave through avant-garde art, industrial pieces and her polished take on minimalism.

Man Up: Dwells guide to the best in masculine design. This 8-page spread takes us from the modern bachelor pad to advice on designing small spaces with a mans touch. No more Barcalounger, no more man cave, no more excuses.

FOR IMAGES OR INFORMATION CONTACT ALEX(at)DWELL(dot)COM

About DWELL MEDIA, LLC: Dwell Media is the parent company of Dwell magazine, Dwell Digital + Mobile, Dwell on Design events, and the Dwell Homes Collection. Founded in 2000 by Lara Deam, Dwell has received countless industry awards and is widely regarded as a leading voice in the modern design movement. Championing a philosophy that is idea-driven and sensitive to social and physical surroundings, its enduring passion for design leads a passionate community of design-seekers to be At Home in the Modern World.

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