Daydreamer Magazine

When the Philadelphia Independent stopped production it left a hole on the shelves and in the hearts of many Philadelphia artsy types that don’t feel the ‘alternative’ newsweeklies are alternative enough. Daydreamer is not a broadsheet with ironic, old fashioned graphics, but it is a voice for the alternative art scene. With feature articles and interviews with artists, bands and restauranteurs, Daydreamer is not just a vehicle for advertising. In fact, theres none to be found. It seems to be funded by the generosity of donors.
What I really appreciate about the mag is that they understand the importance of layout to a magazine. A lot of alternative art publications that are underfunded and ideal-​driven tend to think just anything goes. This magazine is fresh, visually engaging and filled with good stuff.