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A red magazine cover features the title “Printed Pages” in bold white serif type. Below it, smaller text reads “The It’s Nice That Magazine Spring 2013”. A large, stylised eye graphic in black, white and blue sits at the bottom.

Read the whole first year of Printed Pages magazine online now!

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Date
25 March 2015

Good news everyone, you can now get access to the Printed Pages archive online! It’s been ages since we sold out of the last few copies of our first four issues and if we’re honest, we’ve been getting nostalgic for all those lovely articles we published way back in 2013. There was that interview with Sagmeister & Walsh when they’d only just made Jessica a partner, our racy chat with Dian Hanson about her career in pornographic magazines, the time we found out who put a massive crack down the middle of Tate Modern and our sunny visit to Geoff McFetridge’s LA studio.

We wanted to revisit some of these articles from our early days, so we’ve slung all of the first four issues up on the site for your enjoyment. Of course it doesn’t quite compare to having the real magazine in your hands, but if you’re stuck on a cramped train with your phone or need something new to do on your iPad then Printed Pages is here to help.

Enjoy!

A screenshot of a website for Printed Pages, the It’s Nice That magazine. A headline reads “Why Sagmeister & Walsh Works” above a photo of two people standing in front of a white bookshelf filled with books.
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Printed Pages Archive: Sagmeister & Walsh

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Printed Pages Archive: Sagmeister & Walsh

An illustration for a website titled “Printed Pages” shows a person sitting atop a large pile of money bags. They are operating a vintage film camera on a tripod.
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Printed Pages Archive: How Kickstarter Changed the World

A screenshot of a website titled “Printed Pages: The It’s Nice That Magazine”. An illustration shows a group of people using laptops, centered above an article about a Kickstarter campaign in Baghdad.
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Printed Pages Archive: How Kickstarter Changed the World

A screenshot of the Printed Pages website, the digital edition of It’s Nice That. A central image shows a collection of electronic equipment and tools, including a keyboard and a green synth, arranged on a white background. Below, a bold quote reads, “We believe in mixing it up a bit and doing other things, but we also have to fund our own projects with money from advertising. It’s our blood money.”
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Printed Pages Archive: New Norse

A red magazine cover titled “Printed Pages” in white serif type. Below the title, smaller text reads “The It’s Nice That Magazine Spring 2015”. A large, stylised eye graphic in black, white and blue sits at the bottom.
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Printed Pages Archive: Spring 2013

A light blue magazine cover features the title “Printed Pages” in bold white serif type. Below, smaller text reads “The It’s Nice That Magazine Summer 2015”. An illustration of yellow flowers and dark blue foliage grows across the bottom right corner.
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Printed Pages Archive: Summer 2013

A yellow magazine cover titled “Printed Pages” features an illustration of a pink, alien-like face. A large, clawed hand with green nails grips the head, while red eyes stare forward.
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Printed Pages Archive: Autumn 2013

A lime green magazine cover features a stylised illustration of an orange bird partially hidden behind blue and white palm fronds. Bold white text reads “Printed Pages”, with smaller text below stating “The It’s Nice That Magazine Winter 2013”.
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Printed Pages Archive: Winter 2013

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About the Author

James Cartwright

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James started out as an intern in 2011 and came back in summer of 2012 to work online and latterly as Print Editor, before leaving in May 2015.

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