Slanted Magazine

The book-like Slanted is the print extension of the Slanted.de blog, now a major European portal and forum for news and debate about design and typography.

The highly collectable and comprehensive biannual magazine began life in 2005 to complement the blog with a survey of typography, graphic design, illustration and photography. Each issue has related to special theme or topic; the first 20 issues focused on specific typographic classifications but from issue 21 onwards Slanted Magazine now examines typographical and designs in relation to different countries and cities.

About Slanted 46, 'Cairo', from the publisher:

Slanted Magazine #46—Cairo is a visual journey into the vibrant heart of Egypt’s creative scene. The dynamic design culture of Cairo—and beyond—reveals just how diverse, innovative, and powerful creative voices in Egypt are today.

From graphic design, typography, and visual communication to architecture and product design, Slanted #46 showcases outstanding projects that are shaping the cultural present and future of the region. Whether through progressive branding concepts, experimental approaches, or striking visual storytelling, this issue reflects the powerful creative energy flowing through Egypt. Slanted gives space to designers, illustrators, and artists from Cairo, other Egyptian cities, and abroad—highlighting their work and personal statements. In-depth essays and articles on cultural, social, and creative topics related to Cairo and Egypt round out the issue.