Hooray, we have the best news ever….our English edition is back! We are so proud that we can finally bring this good news to you, and appreciate your continuous support and dedication to Flow Magazine This article was published on the 14th of november 2024 Today we celebrate the relaunch of our international (English) edition! […]

Paper lover? Die hard fan? We are happy that you still like our products! You can order Flow products here: Flow books via Workman Publishing. Are you a paper fan? You can order the latest editions from our popular Books for Paper Lovers on the website of the German Flow (they ship worldwide!). And of […]

From cycling in wide-legged trousers to the intricacies of making a perfect messy bun, illustrator Nina Cosford manages to capture life of 21st-century women in a fun and recognizable way. Based in both Hastings and London in the UK, Cosford has an 
online shop with greeting cards, books and signed prints of her work. Nina […]

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? During the week, I work as a print designer for a British ladies’ fashion brand, where I mostly design for the beachwear department. It’s really fun; most of my days […]

With her series on Netflix, tidying-up expert Marie Kondo has inspired many people to tackle their own clutter. What many of us don’t realize, is that you could declutter your mind too. Flow’s Alice van Essen shared a few of her tips and tricks with Popsugar.com, related to the release of our The Big Book […]

Naomi Wilkinson is an illustrator from Bristol, UK, where she lives with her partner and two children. In Issue 32 she tells us a bit more about her work and what inspires her. What are you up to? “I have a few professional projects I’m working on and possibly a short animation project too. Also, […]

A headscarfless foreigner is shaking up the Afghan legal system. With her unique approach, attorney Kimberley Motley is winning court cases that have major human rights implications. “My motto is: There is no box. No inside the box, no outside the box. That box only exists in our heads; it is where you allow others […]

For years we’ve been making our English-language issues with a wonderful team in the Netherlands. But producing the English edition of Flow and distributing it worldwide is no longer achievable for us right now. We hope one day this will change and that we will share our stories about slowing down and how to look […]

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 this, since this makes it easier to order the book without high shipping costs. So, if the Paper Book for Food Lovers has been on your wish list or […]

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 following four designers who created the main designs for the paper goodies in this book. Yelena Bryksenkova Lives in Montreal, Canada I am: “An illustrator and fine artist who works with […]

When we started making the first Book for Paper Lovers in 2013 (a magazine without words, that eventually became a book), we wouldn’t have dared dream that it would find its way all around the world. We made it for our Dutch readers, but soon requests for it came in from the US and UK. […]

A new edition of our Book for Paper Lovers, our annual bestseller, is out! With more than 300 pages of awesome paper goodies. The Book for Paper Lovers has, over the year, become our mascot; it speaks for Flow and says: ‘See? Paper is definitely here to stay’. This – the eight – edition is […]

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 38.  Creating the cover The artwork on the cover of this issue is by illustrator and designer Sarah Carolan, who lives in Chicago, US: “Sometimes I have a plan or […]

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 years. We’ve published plenty of articles about hectic modern-day life, and how we keep soldiering on, on automatic pilot. We’ve written about the fear of missing out that creeps […]

We started planning Flow 38 way before the world went into virus lockdown, which meant that quite a few stories we had meant to include no longer felt right. Managing editor Rachel Lancashire: “It’s not that those stories weren’t beautiful, true, well-written and insightful; it’s just that our shifted global reality meant they didn’t give […]

Flow Magazine issue 38 brings you stories on embracing empathy, how to fail, what you can learn by imagining things, and why attention is the new gold.  A little sneak preview of what the new issue has to offer: The Art of Imagination Escaping from everyday reality and doing things that aren’t always useful can […]