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 We all love our Computer Arts Magazine, Advanced Photoshop and Digit Magazine, but the sad reality is that, for some, it can be too expensive, and the only time some can get their hands on them is when they drop by their local newsagent. The internet may be full of great tutorials and articles covering nearly everything, but sometimes we just need the sequential page turn fun that a good old fashioned magazine provides.
Luckily we can find some good alternatives on the net, and while some may not contain the amount of articles, tutorials and content as commercial releases, they are great reads and overall great efforts from the teams that work hard on each issue. Gaming
D+Pad Magazine
If you’re a gaming fanatic then there may be hundreds of sites that you regularly visit, but D+Pad is a great new release that is of decent size, clocking in at 66 pages. In depth reviews and news from the gaming industry.
Computing
Full Circle Magazine
In the spirit of free software and open source comes Linux community’s very own independent magazine covering all aspects of the Ubuntu scene. Design NewWeb Pick
A great design website accompanied by a great magazine by designers for designers. Although the version for sale is a new magazine experience we recommend, the free version is just as informative and inspirational. Adobe Magazine
An online and free magazine filled with insight and tutorials right from the horse’s mouth. The magazine brings to the reader an insider’s perspective of how works are created and fresh new ideas and tools to make their own projects come to life. Artzmania
A great source of inspiration filled with portfolios and artworks of some of the craziest and most creative minds worldwide. A huge magazine at a whopping 454 pages of pure visual beauty. Castle Magazine
In their own words works from “the most innovative Illustrators, Artists and Creative Nerds”. Design Flip
If there is one free online magazine that could rival the more notable commercial release, it could be Design Flip. Filled with interviews, event coverage, artwork showcases and an amazing tutorial, it’s one magazine not to be missed. And all free of advertisements. Vector Junkie
Each issue’s release is guided by a distinct theme and submissions must produce their illustration .
Purely for lovers of vector illustration, and at 100 pages with interviews featuring some of the world’s most talented vector illustrator. If you know of any other online magazines, help us expand the list by posting them in the comments section.
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