What happens when pixels meet print you may ask? Well for all you MagLovers out there its called Offscreen Magazine. Offscreen Magazine is a real gem! This "old-fashioned" magazine in high-quality print, explores the life and work of the people that create websites and apps and is a treat. As they tell the less obvious human stories of creativity, passion and hard work that hide behind every interface. Featured below is Issue 1 with the second Issue being created as we speak.
Each issue is built around
six lengthy interviews with creative minds of successful websites, apps
and other digital products. We talk to aspiring freelancers and
renowned designers and developers, and ask them about their professional
and private lives, what inspires and motivates them, and what goes on
behind the scenes of some of the Web's biggest names.

We give digital products a real face by going beyond the "About"
section of a website and introduce some of the lesser known people of
the digital industry, presenting their personal stories. We explore how
web folks collaborate, what their workspaces look like or what you may
find on their desks.
As the name suggests, Offscreen is a magazine that explores what happens off
the screen — outside our digital world. We encourage you to put your
iPad down, grab a cup of coffee and enjoy a high quality read the
old-fashioned way.
A physical product that can be touched, collected, and read anywhere, we believe, is a logical way to present this type of content. Reading it offline, in a distraction-free environment, allows us to step away from the digital context and reflect on our industry from a more perennial angle. And, let's be honest, who doesn't like flipping through a real magazine?
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A physical product that can be touched, collected, and read anywhere, we believe, is a logical way to present this type of content. Reading it offline, in a distraction-free environment, allows us to step away from the digital context and reflect on our industry from a more perennial angle. And, let's be honest, who doesn't like flipping through a real magazine?





















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