HeyJaredCut+Paste Magazine
Making tangible art accessible. An art and photography magazine from creators, for creating.
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I Haven’t Forgotten You! (A Few Quick Notes) (opens the original)
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Hi email/Substack crowd!I’m rushing to get everything done before my baby comes in a few short weeks (or days if he’s impatient) and so the C+P newsletter has been a bit neglected. But I wanted to pop on and say:Two submission deadlines are upon us! “Wonder” closes at the end of today (9/29) and “Red” closes at the end of 10/01. SUBMIT HERE.I’m loving how much you guys are loving our Fall issues! I’ve already had to order a restock for several of them and our Barnes & Nobl
"Gather" Round for a Cover Reveal (opens the original)
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The end of summer is always bittersweet. Summer is my favorite season, so I hate to see it go, but summer dusk is my absolute favorite and the end of August and beginning of September often carry that exact same feelingAs we get closer to those days, we’re also getting closer to the launch of the seventeenth issue in the Cut+Paste lineup: “Gather”!Our fall issues are always a hit with the C+P crowd, and I’ve been eagerly awaiting sharing this issue with you for months now because I know you’re g
Celebrating International Zine Month (opens the original)
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July is International Zine Month, and we’re excited to be able to celebrate it this year as we get ready to launch our fourth-ever Cut+Paste Zine.<img alt="" class="sizing-normal" height="510" src="https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!7gW7!,w_1456,c_limit,
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