What kind of content does each issue include?
Each issue is built around a central theme. You’ll find one long-form essay on a digital art movement, an interview with an interactive designer or generative artist, a practical guide covering a specific creative software workflow, and critical commentary on how online platforms shape visual culture. Original photography and generative art experiments are commissioned to accompany the text.
How often is the magazine published?
The magazine publishes on a quarterly schedule. Between issues, the site is updated with artist spotlights, short critical notes, and links to noteworthy digital projects. The monthly newsletter is separate from the quarterly issues and focuses on a curated selection of recent work from around the world.
Do I need a subscription to read the archive?
The full archive of past issues is available to subscribers. A free account gives you access to selected essays, artist spotlights, and the monthly newsletter. The paid subscription unlocks the complete archive, including all long-form essays, interviews, and practical guides from previous issues.
What is the focus of the practical guides?
The guides are written for artists and designers who want to integrate code into their practice. Recent topics include creative coding with p5.js and WebGL, building interactive animations for the browser, and using shaders for generative visuals. Each guide includes step-by-step instructions, code snippets, and common pitfalls to avoid.
How are artists and projects selected for coverage?
The editorial team reviews submissions and actively seeks out work that engages with the intersection of creative technology and visual culture. We prioritize projects that demonstrate a clear point of view, technical craft, and relevance to current conversations in digital art. There is no fee for consideration, and we do not accept payment for coverage.
Can I contribute an essay or an interview?
We accept pitches from writers and artists who have a specific angle on digital culture. Send a short outline of the proposed piece, along with links to your previous work, to the editorial email address. Pitches are reviewed on a rolling basis, and we aim to respond within three weeks.