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How Image Dithering Works

The Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) features Low-tech Magazine's solar powered website in its latest show: "Digital Witness: Revolutions in Design, Photography, and Film". View Post

How thematic books are born

Low-tech Magazine is working on four more books to expand the thematic series. The first one will be available in a few weeks. Choosing the themes for the books and selecting the articles is often ...

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Behind the scenes (1)

Low-tech Magazine is not made by robots, but by flesh-and-blood people, with all their imperfections. In this series, we give a look behind the scenes. In this photo, from left to right: intern Hug...

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Book Launch Events

Coming Tuesday we organize a book launch event in Brussels where we talk about the design process behind the 2025-04-27 13:56:30 +0000 UTC View Post

Interview for "Planet: Critical"

Earlier this year Rachel Donald interviewed me for her podcast "Planet: critical". Here's the video. Also check out the other episodes, there's lot of interesting stuff there. 2024-09-18 11:59:28 +0000 UTC View Post

Communal Luxury: The Public Bathhouse

We published a new article on Low-tech Magazine: Communal Luxury: The Public Bath...

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Epub Edition: How circular is the circular economy?

Our new thematic book is now available as a epub.

It is free to download for all patrons who are contributing as a "bike generator" or "windmill".

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Video online: Back to the future of the internet

It took some time, but here's the video of our event in February in Barcelona this year. The (short) intro is in Spanish, but all talks are in English.

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Low-tech Magazine: Stickers & Postcards

Patrons who subscribe to the "windmill" tier receive ten Low-tech Magazine stickers (1 design) and six postcards (3 designs) in their postbox. We will publish at least one new collection of sticker...

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Offline Bookshop in Barcelona

Low-tech Magazine opened its first physical bookstore. It is located in AkashaHub, a co-working and event space in Barcelona, Spain. The bookshop - built by Marie Verdeil - is open Monday to Friday...

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Ebooks for Patrons

Patrons can now download the complete Ebook collection of Low-tech Magazine for free.

The ebooks are free...

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Back to the future of the internet: Event Poster

More info: https://www.meetup.com/akashabarcelona/events/299157033/

Poster design: Johanna Gra...

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Offline Reading: e-books and PDF-archives

The accessibility of the solar-powered website depends on the season. Finding the right time to publish new content and send newsletters can be challenging in winter. Furthermore, as the battery of...

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Website down, here's the pdf of the newest article

This weekend I published a new article and this morning I sent out a newsletter to 14,000 subscribers. Unfortunately, I did so during one of the worst summer storms ever in Barcelona, being unaware...

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Low-tech Magazine: The Sky is the Limit

Spotted at the Schesaplana (2,996 metres), the summit of Vorarlberg in Austria. Images by Marie Verdeil. We have printed 1,000 stickers for promotion purposes and are curious to know if Patrons are...

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Redesign of Patreon page

We have redesigned the tiers for the Patreon page. From now on, there are four tiers, each with their own benefits to which we will adhere to. We will be producing more exclusive content in the com...

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Rebuilding a solar powered website

During the last months we have been working on switching the 2023-06-11 09:26:34 +0000 UTC View Post

Low-tech Magazine: The Comic (in English)

As promised, here's a Patreon preview of the comic that Guillaume Lion made about Low-tech Magazine. It was first published in the Belgian magazine 2023-05-12 21:52:44 +0000 UTC View Post

Pedal Power Video Series

We resumed the publishing of our video series, showcasing the possibilities of human power generation. The video abov...

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The paper trail of a Low-tech Magazine article

Almost every article I write leaves a paper trail, and these printed and scribbled draft versions pile up every few years. This time, before offering the paper for recycling, I photographed all dra...

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Bike Powered Electric Guitar (2)

Germán Canyelles on guitar, Lorenzo Patuzzo on the bike. 

More about the bike generator: 2023-04-04 21:08:51 +0000 UTC View Post

Bike Powered Electric Guitar (1)

Musician Germán Canyelles uses Low-tech Magazine's bike generator to power his electric guitar in Barcelona last Friday.

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Solar web team image

Getting the complete solar web team in one place at the same time is a challenge. This is the closest we got in Barcelona last week. From left to right: Kris De Decker, Roel Roscam Abbing, Marie Ot...

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Talk: Solar Powered Website in Barcelona

The complete solar web team is in Barcelona to continue work on the project. Here's a presentation and Q&A we did yesterday at Akasha Hub. 

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Low-tech Magazine: The Comic

Guillaume Lion, a filmmaker and cartoonist based in Brussels, spent a few weeks behind the scenes of Low-tech Magazine to make a comic for the Belgian magazine "2023-01-07 21:36:13 +0000 UTC View Post

The Printed Website: Volume III

The newest Low-tech Magazine book collects 18 articles published between 2018 and 2021. Patrons 2021-11-27 11:54:20 +0000 UTC View Post

New Book Available, More Books on the Way

We're launching several new books in the coming weeks & months. 

The first one available is a second edition of the first book we published in 2019. This new edition has almost twice...

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The Printed Website: Second Volume Out Now

The second volume of the printed website contains 32 articles originally published between 2007 and 2012. The book has 620 pages and 268 images, and sells for $25.20 in the Lulu Bookstore. It will ...

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The Printed Website -- Final Version

The Low-tech Magazine book is finally for sale -- and it has 159 illustrations. The 710-page pap...

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Heat your House with a Water Brake Windmill

Renewable energy production is almost entirely aimed at the generation of electricity. However, we use more energy in the form of heat, which solar panels and wind turbines can supply only indirect...

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