Lost Art Media
Collectible Print Issue

Lost Art is a print and digital magazine founded in 2015 by Nina-Sophia Miralles. We are a pitcher of cold water on our tepid little world. We publish trustworthy stories written by clever humans. We host parties and profound cultural talks. Our independence is important to us — we don't kow-tow to anyone's agenda.

We're officially gearing up for our next print issue, and we're doing something we've never done before: crowdfunding. We think we're finally popular enough to try this, so please don't humiliate us by proving us wrong. Everyone can afford at least a tenner — that's basically a pint.

This edition will cover two of the most important topics we all face: who we are, and how we can keep our spirits up. In an era of algorithmic noise, manufactured outrage, and attention-sapping content, we believe print is a radical act.

As ever, every article will be written by a clever human — no AI-generated copy, no sponsored content masquerading as editorial, no agenda except the pursuit of genuinely interesting stories.

Because a beautiful physical object is worth having. Because you will read it without being tracked, interrupted, or served an advert. Because 'people are constantly returning to what's handmade and hand-drawn — there's an almost religious shame about being online all the time, and that sells books.'

Our collectible print issues sell out. They are designed to be kept, lent, and argued over. This one will be no different — only more so, because our readers helped bring it into existence.

The funds from this campaign will go directly towards printing costs, commissioning writers and illustrators, and keeping us editorially independent. No investor pressure. No advertiser favours. Just the magazine we want to make.