Oblique, Independent Magazine, Studio for Image & Type

Oblique is a twice-yearly magazine reading the world of art, craft, music and dress through the rooms, workbenches and record shelves of particular people

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A chair against a bare studio wall — photograph by StockSnap, CC0
Plate 01 — Studio wall, Lisbon
An embroidered garment in scarlet and green — Art Institute of Chicago via Rawpixel, CC0
Plate 02 — Garment study, no. 9
Portrait plate — photograph by Korede Adenola on Pexels
Plate 03
Portrait plate — photograph by Foto Sushi on Pexels
Plate 04
Issue Seven — The Long Room Nine features, 148 pages
01

The Bindery at Rue Sorel Thirty-one years of hand-sewn signatures, and the four apprentices keeping the room warm.

Words by Ines Fournel
Photographs by Tomas Vaz
Spring 26
02

Everything Yara Keeps in the Blue Cabinet A ceramicist unpacks 214 objects, none of them for sale, most of them chipped.

Words by Delphine Arndt
Photographs by Nour Hachem
Spring 26
03

Notes on Wearing the Same Coat for Eleven Years On mending, on stubbornness, and on the argument against a second one.

Words by Marek Sobota Spring 26
04

A Record Shop That Refuses to Alphabetise Sixteen crates, no signage, and a filing logic only its owner can explain.

Words by Priya Ramnath
Photographs by Elsa Kirchner
Spring 26
05

The Colourist Who Only Prints at Dusk Why the last two hours of daylight produce a green that a lamp never will.

Words by Ottoline Vance Spring 26
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