Wanderer Magazine Issue Two: Uncovered & Discovered

Hello, finally we present to you our second issue Uncovered & Discovered! We are so excited to present you with our brand new issue full of talent poured over every page!

I just want to say a huge thank you to everyone supporting us doing what we love, we can’t wait to make more issues and we believe print is making a come back, hard!

We thought we would give you a little sneak peak into Uncovered & Discovered, with a little summary of the introduction (because you may have to buy to really get the whole gist of it all, sorry) and an inside look into some of the spreads in this print issue!

“I bring to you issue numero two. The second magazine after the first magazine that had been the one before this. The first being one of a kind, not one to compare. Each and every magazine will be unique but somewhat similar, just like you and your second cousin.

This time we have a unique focus presented on these pages, you find yourself holding in your very hands. A focus on all the things around us, that can somehow get slightly pushed aside by the “more important” (unimportant) things. But these ideas, people, places and things that can be often forgotten about, in fact do have an importance. So in this issue we are bringing a little more light to some smaller things that may get slightly pushed to the side or thrown out, like the top of a milk lid that can contribute to a pot plant, or making the choice to buy biodegradable sunglasses. As all these little things, in my eyes are the things that are the “more important” and the people that go out of their way to make these things deserve to be shared. To create a better future for us all. A revitalised creative evolution.

Uncovered and Discovered.

The movement of recovering resources, of all sorts of purposes and giving them a revival or creating a completely new purpose. In this issue I hope to spark a revival in you, for that idea you may have had, or that person you were meaning to talk to, or that place you wanted to see, or that thing you forgot about or accidentally, ever so slightly pushed aside………”