An artwork-only magazine that explores where a particular theme could lead society within a period of six years. It’s a big world and there are big problems. Six Years Later is an opportunity for artists around the world to have their voices heard and their artwork seen.

The Six Years Later magazine is a platform for artists to voice their opinions using their strongest medium; their artwork. This ranges from the more traditional mediums of painting and illustration, sculpture and photography, to the more precarious artwork of the uncommissioned variety. Basically, our magazine will showcase any kind of artwork that creatively responds to the theme – as long as you can capture it for print.

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While we classify ourselves as a ‘magazine’, we are not like the ones you pick up off the shelves at your local newsagent. We publish artwork only. There are no articles, no advertisements, no interviews and no how-to guides – we are definitely not trying to sell you the best 100 tips to make you the next big thing.

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Like many of the best ideas, Six Years Later started out in someone’s backyard. As aspiring artists ourselves, we had high hopes and a drive like no other to get our work out there and make our own mark in the creative community. And then an even better idea dawned upon us. Rather than just slaving away trying to help ourselves, why not use the same efforts to help others as well.

Thus the Six Years Later magazine was born!

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We hope to build an escape for designers and artists; an outlet to challenge their creativity and to relieve those industry stresses of what type of work their client will pay more for.

Through artwork we hope to communicate strong ideas that kick-start your thinking juices. After all it is a common belief that a picture is worth a thousand words… and for us we know it sometimes is worth so much more. By using artwork instead of articles, we believe we will have a greater impact; while it maybe just increasing awareness for one it could also be a step up to inspire change for another.

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As we continue to grow, we hope to support artists as they grow. Established or emerging, being apart of Six Years Later helps artists to gain more exposure for their work as well as connect them to other artists in the creative community.

It is a highly competitive market and ‘new’ talent is featured in any and every magazine. However, it is the strategic curation of ideas and messages that makes Six Years Later different. While we showcase the work of emerging artists, we are challenging readers to really reflect on what these artists and their work are trying to communicate.

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We love getting work that we’ve never seen before. If you’d like to be a part of Six Years Later, sign up to our mailing list to be the first to know when we’re open for contributions for our next issue. Otherwise, if you can’t wait, send us a quick e-mail with a link to your portfolio or attach a small pdf of your work and we’ll try and get back to you as soon as possible.

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