Born in the Renaissance city of Florence, Italy, The Magazine Club began as a gathering every Monday. All participants joined at the same table, and used all sorts of tools - as long as they were real (non digital). Watercolours, typewriters, calligraphy pens and polaroid cameras were all used to download the spirit of that moment into a visual medium.

The result is an artist book made all in one day - no old works brought in nor edits made the next day.

The 100 copies printed are sealed with a hand-stamped date and episode number - a time capsule if you will.

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This method of hitting the note of the moment and expressing it through (often traditionally) trained hands is what trademarks The Magazine Club, and is a service also offered for hire.