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Books
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Flow International 2021
Flow Magazine
The latest news about the English edition of Flow Magazine
For years we’ve been making our English-language issues with a wonderful team in the Netherlands. But producing the English...
Flow Magazine
Book for Paper Lovers fan? You can order it here!
Paper lover? Die hard fan? We are happy that you still like our products! You can order Flow products here: Flow books via Workman...
Illustrators
The relatable illustrations of Nina Cosford
From cycling in wide-legged trousers to the intricacies of making a perfect messy bun, illustrator Nina Cosford manages to capture...
As seen in Flow
How to look at things differently to discover more
Our attention is so often focused on things that are happening in other places that we’re not seeing what’s going on right in...
As seen in Flow
Why wild swimming is good for your mental health
Just jumping into a lake or river somewhere gives you a tremendous sense of freedom. More and more swimmers are rising early to...
As seen in Flow
Illustrator and print designer Bel Burkill about her work
Bel Burkill (23) works as an illustrator and print designer and lives in London. She tells us about her work. What are you up to?...
Mindfulness
Tips for mental decluttering
With her series on Netflix, tidying-up expert Marie Kondo has inspired many people to tackle their own clutter. What many of us...
As seen in Flow
More color in your life: what is color meditation?
Painting the same shape over and over again, each time in a different color: Caroline Buijs discovered how relaxing and...
Lifelessons
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As seen in Flow
The point of doing ‘pointless’ things
Doing something for yourself, just because you enjoy it and without there having to be any purpose to it. In times of great...
As seen in Flow
Illustrator Jane Cabrera makes murals and illustrations
Jane Cabrera (51) is an author, illustrator and artist and lives in Devon, UK, with her daughter. She makes murals and...
As seen in Flow
Michaël Cailloux: “As a kid, I was drawing everywhere, even on...
Michaël Cailloux is an 44 year old artist and designer. He draws for dinnerware, books and more. He lives in Paris, France, with...
As seen in Flow
Tabara N ’Diaye makes baskets and started platform La Basketry
Tabara N’Diaye is 34 and co-founder of La Basketry. A platform to share Senegalese craftsmanship with the world . She lives in...
Illustrators
Dutch illustrator Lize Prins fell in love with Seoul
South Koreans spend a lot of time working, but they are also great believers in taking time to relax. Journalist Caroline Buijs...
As seen in Flow
Josephine Baker: a life of resistance
‘J’ai deux amours’, sang Josephine Baker. These two loves were Paris, France, where she found freedom and equality, and the US,...
As seen in Flow
The philosopher Iris Murdoch
In each issue we discuss the philosophy of a great thinker, using a number of illustrations. This time it is Iris Murdoch...
As seen in Flow
The illustrations of Naomi Wilkinson
Naomi Wilkinson is an illustrator from Bristol, UK, where she lives with her partner and two children. In Issue 32 she tells us a...
As seen in Flow
Why talking about grieving is part of our life
Grief is a part of life. Talking about death is something we’d rather avoid , but doing so can alleviate some of the pain and...
As seen in Flow
Why learning something new makes us happy
When she finally found the time to take that online philosophy course, journalist Hagar Jobse rediscovered how happy learning...
As seen in Flow
Can forgetting be a good thing?
In Issue 39, which we can only share online, neuropsychologist Margriet Sitskoorn tells us about the good things of forgetting...
Flow Magazine
Kimberley Motley: advocate for change
A headscarfless foreigner is shaking up the Afghan legal system. With her unique approach, attorney Kimberley Motley is winning...
Flow Magazine
Paper Book for Food Lovers on amazon.com
Great news for all Flow fans in the US: You can now find our Paper Book for Food Lovers on amazon.com. We are very excited about...
Flow Magazine
Book for Paper Lovers 8: Meet the designers
The Book for Paper Lovers 8 has been released into the world and we couldn’t be more excited. We asked some questions to the...
Flow Magazine
Astrid & Irene: A love of paper appears to forge bonds
When we started making the first Book for Paper Lovers in 2013 (a magazine without words, that eventually became a book), we...
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Book for Paper Lovers 8 is here!
A new edition of our Book for Paper Lovers, our annual bestseller, is out! With more than 300 pages of awesome paper goodies. The...
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Behind the scenes of Flow 38
Hurray, our new issue is available! We would love to take you behind the scenes of some of the great things we featured in issue...
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Astrid & Irene: Doing things differently
Can we change the way we do things? And how can we bring about that change? We’ve been seeking the answers to this in Flow for...
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Flow’s Rachel on making issue 38
We started planning Flow 38 way before the world went into virus lockdown, which meant that quite a few stories we had meant to...
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Issue 38 is here!
Flow Magazine issue 38 brings you stories on embracing empathy, how to fail, what you can learn by imagining things, and why...
Miscellaneous
Tiny Art Show: “there are tiny surprises all around us”
You don’t have to worry about getting tipsy at the opening of a Tiny Art Show, because all you’ll be served are tiny drinks and...
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Repair your worn out clothes with embroidery
Kintsugi is the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery with gold or silver lacquer. You can also apply this technique to your...
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The Moment app: reclaim your time and focus
There’s no denying that we need our smartphones for so many things: from organizing our daily lives to helping us work while on...
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