• The cover of Sixtysix Issue 01.
  • Sixtysix Issue 01 standing, with Chris Labrooy's cover of blue cars and palm trees.
  • Sixtysix Issue 01 open to the Atwyld story, with a rider in the desert.
  • Sixtysix Issue 01 open to the Cecilie Manz story, with her lamp and furniture.
  • Sixtysix Issue 01 open to the Chris Labrooy story, with his car artworks.
  • Sixtysix Issue 01 open to the Moto Mucci story, with a custom motorcycle.
  • Sixtysix Issue 01 open to a Death Spray Custom car in a garage.
  • Sixtysix Issue 01 open to a Fill in the Blank spread with a colorful illustration.
  • Sixtysix Issue 01 open to the Freddy Mamani story, with his colorful buildings in Bolivia.
  • Sixtysix Issue 01 open to a Koenigsegg car seen from above.
  • Sixtysix Issue 01 open to photographs by Rosie Matheson.
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Sixtysix Magazine

Sixtysix Issue 01

Sixtysix Issue 01

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Sixtysix Issue 01 launched the magazine in Fall/Winter 2018.

The first issue opens with a photo illustration by 3D artist Chris Labrooy and travels from the Lower East Side to Bolivia and Bogotá.

Inside Sixtysix Issue 01

Chris Labrooy made the cover. The artist splits his time between California and Scotland and talks about his path, his client work and his love of cars.

Carl Gustav Magnusson invited writer Jane Gayduk into his Lower East Side home. He talks about working with Frank Gehry and Maya Lin and about his legacy at Knoll.

Freddy Mamani shares his plan for “painting the whole city” and explains how his buildings changed the look of what was once Bolivia’s poorest city.

Cecilie Manz discusses her design work for Muuto and Bang & Olufsen.

Issue 01 also features MacArthur Fellow and Booker Prize winner George Saunders and custom motorcycle designer Moto Mucci.

Specs

  • Season: Fall/Winter 2018
  • Size: 7.875 x 10.5 in (200 x 267 mm), a little smaller than a sheet of US letter paper

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