deVour Magazine
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| Categories | fashion, music, art |
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| Frequency | Quarterly |
| First issue | October 2013 |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
| Website | http://www.devour-magazine.com |
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Content[edit]
The magazine is organized into three sections referred to as The Trinity:[1]
- Aesthetics – Full conceptual editorials by makeup artists, hair stylists, body painters
- Artistic Mediums – Features/interviews on musicians/bands, designers, traditional artists, dancers
- Editorials – Full conceptual editorials by photographers, stylists, models, designers
deVour Magazine features an open submission policy for publication in the magazine and website.[2]
History[edit]
deVour Magazine was founded by Christine Lunday [3] (Art Director, Fashion Designer), Toi Green (Music Journalist, Graphic Designer), Irene Mar [4] (Makeup Artist), and Sarah Anstead [5] (Makeup Artist).[6]
On deVour's website and social media they state:
"Four unique individuals came together to lead you into a world of art not seen as normal to the common eye. We believe that within darkness lies the richest of all beauty; beauty that is sometimes overlooked or disregarded. We are a collective of creative minds that strive to push the envelope, shatter barriers and open minds."
The magazine launched on October 2013.
Interview subjects have included: Moby, September Mourning, Autumn Kietponglert Styled to Rock (U.S. TV series) finalist,[8] Front Line Assembly, Covenant (band), Weekend (American band), Collide (band),[9] Chris Mars, Heathen Apostles [10] and more.
Media[edit]
deVour Magazine was given permission by Front Line Assembly to use the song "Blood" from their album Echogenetic for the BTS video Humming Haunted Somewhere Out There.[11]
External links[edit]
References[edit]
- ↑ "The Trinity" at devour-magazine.com
- ↑ "Submission Policy" at devour-magazine.com
- ↑ "Christine Lunday" at twotwentytwoclothing.com
- ↑ "Irene Mar" at rawartists.org
- ↑ "Sarah Anstead" at sarahanstead.wix.com
- ↑ "Team" at devour-magazine.com
- ↑ "About" at devour-magazine.com
- ↑ "Styled to Rock Autumn Kietponglert - Bio" at www.bravotv.com
- ↑ "Collide Interview" at collide.net
- ↑ "Heathen Apostles Interview" at heathenapostles.com
- ↑ "Humming Haunted Somewhere Out There Video" at youtube.com
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