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    The Octopian Paul Edmunds

    Best Things: Octopian

    10 Aug 2016

    Super obscure and hyper intriguing, the Octopian is a limited edition special project magazine created and designed by J3 Productions. To date, two issues of the Octopian have been published, and the analogue versions have both been very generously sent my way by editor in chief, Jonathan Lo (who you may already know from here)

    “The Octopian surveys art, technology, architecture, fashion, culture, science fact and fiction. We are in search of modern relics, exploring the history of the future, and documenting evidence of Octopians”.
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    I believe that I may, in fact, be married to an Octopian, which is why I photographed my copy of the magazine with some of the maquettes and sculptures in Paul Edmunds‘ studio.

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    See more at the Octopian, where you can order a copy of Analog #2 to add to your shelf of marvellous oddities, as well as to your dreams of cool publishing projects to tackle one day.

    Posted in Inspiration and tagged Best Things, artists, the octopian.
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    3 replies to “Best Things: Octopian”

    1. emma 10 Aug 2016 at 4:58 pm

      Hi Ms. laMinx! Thanks for sharing the wonderfulness of Octopian and J3 Productions. Très cool vibe and pretty sweet imagery. Cheers!

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    2. dojo 10 Aug 2016 at 7:51 pm

      Yep, could be! Paul’s work is certainly sometimes ‘super obscure’ and very definitely ‘hyper intriguing’, so I reckon he fits into their category of ‘modern relics’ which may well be ‘the history of the future’. Well done Paul and thank you Heather for bringing those pics into the picture (so to say).

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    3. Gem Melville 21 Aug 2016 at 10:50 am

      Great images….inspiring!

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