Over Magazine

11/12/2023

We had a blast vending at Dallas Zine Fest this year. This was our first DZF and you can expect us back every year! We loved getting to meet with all of the artists, art enjoyers and fellow vendors who came out to support DZF. We made tons of new friends and chatted with many familiar faces. ✨
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We sold our 500th copy of YEARBOOK at this event! This milestone has helped us push the next edition to great heights and we cannot thank everyone enough for their patronage and support.

10/01/2023

If you’re interested in donating to my photojournalism project for my birthday it would be greatly appreciated ❤️ but if you don’t have the funds, a share is always appreciated. 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

09/01/2023

Come to the Euphoria show on October 7th from 6pm to 10pm at put on by .redestiny and .psd for cool vendors, live music, food, drinks and of course Photography. More updates to come later ❤️ mark your calendars

08/30/2023

ALCHXMY will be here in less than a week and happy to announce and
will be at the event. Check the bio to rsvp!!

07/25/2023

Last week to get Sinner by X !!! You can read more about Sinner in the July edition of available now!
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07/03/2023

Grab a cold drink and your new dirty digest and get your ass to the pool! Summer vibes ONLY🌈🌺

06/23/2023

Dirty Digest () joins Over magazine () as its first monthly publication. Dirty was created by Alexa Conrad () back in January 2023! Every edition from March 23’ and onward will be available on our website free to view and to purchase ($5)
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Dirty Digest is a Dallas, TX-based monthly lifestyle magazine that discusses pop culture through fashion, artists' spotlights, recipes, collages, and more! Dirty Digest's values lie in niche interests and building a mindful community of readers and contributors.
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Within the pages of Dirty Digest, you'll find a nasty range of captivating content, filled with artists, activists, and activities. Each month features mouthwatering reci-pes, tips for maintaining a healthy lifestyle, design in-sights, and thought-provoking writings. Dirty believes in the power of collaboration and welcome opportunities to work with individuals and organizations that share its values and vision.

06/23/2023

Dirty Digest () joins Over magazine () as its first monthly publication. Dirty was created by Alexa Conrad () back in January 2023! Every edition from March 23’ and onward will be available on our website free to view and to purchase ($5)
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Dirty Digest is a Dallas, TX-based monthly lifestyle magazine that discusses pop culture through fashion, artists' spotlights, recipes, collages, and more! Dirty Digest's values lie in niche interests and building a mindful community of readers and contributors.
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Within the pages of Dirty Digest, you'll find a nasty range of captivating content, filled with artists, activists, and activities. Each month features mouthwatering reci-pes, tips for maintaining a healthy lifestyle, design in-sights, and thought-provoking writings. Dirty believes in the power of collaboration and welcome opportunities to work with individuals and organizations that share its values and vision.

06/20/2023

JUNE 23RD @ 6PM!! Over Magazine AND will be zine vendors! Over will be selling physical copies of !!! 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️Come out to Duncanville's first ever Zine Festival!
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will host a zine workshop and there will be plenty of amazing vendors will be there! Plus DJ sets all night long’
✨COME AND HAVE FUN✨

06/01/2023

🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍🌈HAPPY PRIDE MONTH🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

YEARBOOK: The Things We Love is officially free to view online!

This inaugural edition came out in June 2022 and has toured the world since —and now it is available to view online for free, FOREVER!!!

YEARBOOK as a project is built to be a living archive of the stories, lives and point of views of its LGBTQIA+ identifying participants.

In this edition, each participant, “classmates”, was tasked with wearing an outfit they feel represents them or their day-to-day clothing choices and bringing an item they feel is significant to them. The topic of discussion was “What item is important to you and why” with the follow-up question being about identity and self-expression.

YEARBOOK: The Things we love is a 56-page full art zine packed with interviews, illustrations, and photos. YEARBOOK is a showcase of the LGBTQIA+ identifying people within it, highlighting different thoughts, opinions, and expressions surrounding a specific topic of interest. In this edition, each p...