Wovenmagazine.com Website Review

Woven Magazine celebrates artists, designers, and entrepreneurs while exploring the history of design through travel. By designing with the entire life cycle of the materials in mind, Jeremy Lee is building sustainability into style. Photographer Andrew Shepherd recounts a furious forty-eight hour ride from the City of Angels through the Valley of Death. Oregon based photographer Nicole Mason shares her thoughts on art making, vulnerability, and leaving a legacy. As artist, activist, organizer, and educator, Jen Delos Reyes is leaving her mark on a generation of socially engaged artists. Issue 4 explores the paradoxes at play in our world: death and rebirth, old and new, past and future. We take on a mindset of endless growth and the many catalysts we encounter in the creative process: setbacks, loss, imagination, and serendipity. From poetry to plants, this issue looks intently into the face of the immeasurable forces that propel us forward, and meditates on our role in designing the Blending art and business, fashion and friendship, Ace & Jig fosters a community of support and style through innovative patterns. Poetry and whimsy reflected in a place, where trees outnumber people, their limbs reaching toward the stars. With a mix of curated goods, candles, coffee, and workshops, Earl of East London is an aromatic invitation to all the senses. Photographers Bee and Rog Walker create their best work from a place of peace, and by abandoning a few cultural norms. Shopkeeper Marla Ebell curates a unique blend of style and simplicity with inspirations from her family fa*m in Victoria, BC. Bootmakers Colt Miller and Logan Caldbeck design modern minimalist forms that not even Texas can contain. Kyle Steed’s intimate approach to form embodies his path to embracing change, and himself, through all of life’s seasons. Twins Harde*p & Mande*p Kaur speak on refining designs and a lifestyle of learning that makes us more considered consumers. From Southwest mesas to his Brooklyn studio, Johnston connects a thread from his past to the possibilities of humanity’s future.