Stack at home – September 2015
We were really excited to send out Beirut-based The Outpost last month. The issue was focused on the body, and, as always, we had a lot of fun looking through the photos on Instagram and Twitter.
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10. The morning fix
I’m not surprised that this is how the guys at Norwegian coffee culture magazine Brygg spend their mornings. I promise, though, this is the only cup of coffee you’ll see in this month’s selection.
9. Mailbox treats
Nice shot featuring the whole September delivery. Stack at Tent invitation designed by Nathan Hackett, and a lovely MUBI postcard by illustrator and creative director Paul Willoughby.
8. A gentle reminder
The Outpost’s intro page pretty much sums up what this issue is all about. It’s a much needed reminder to us all to start appreciating our bodies and everything we’re capable of.
Loved the intro page to the latest @StackMagazines delivery @theoutpostme #thepossibilitiesofourbodies pic.twitter.com/YUWJc8mjJx
— Richard McVetis (@Richard_McVetis) September 14, 2015
7. Toe-tally on fleek
Kenley clearly appreciated the body theme of The Outpost sixth issue. Bonus points for sporting the unpedicured look!
The #abundance of body. I love my heart. Exploring @theoutpostme via @StackMagazines pic.twitter.com/uTxSbvjTgw
— Kenley Neufeld (@kenleyneufeld) September 20, 2015
6. Nothing like starting young
It’s a magazine of possibilities, and this young reader seems to be pondering the possibility of seriously beefing up.
5. Spotted
Here we see a magazine dedicated to the human body, nestled up against a non-human body. Keep those dog pictures coming.
4. Men of my life
I really love Irene’s pairing of He-man and the sculpture adorning the cover of The Outpost.
3. Reading and working
Forget the office – this looks like the best place to read and work.
2. Ahh
The Outpost and animals seem to get along well! The soft light and colour scheme of this image is just wonderful. Transport me there, please.
1. When in Florence
But there’s no question who should win this month’s free Stack t-shirt. Bandinelli would be proud!
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