Tilted Magazine 2005

[ARTelevision]

Volume 2, Issue 1 of Tilted magazine is slated for publication in June.

The Editorial Staff is working behind the scenes now, working on all pre-publication processes. If you are an artist and/or writer, consider this an opportunity.

Check the first issue for an idea of our Departments and the concept of Tilted Magazine.

http://www.tiltedmagazine.com/

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Here are general submissions guidelines:

We are accepting complete first drafts of original writing and artwork.

Your submissions become the property of TFP.

Submission does not guarantee publication.

Send submissions to me via Private Message and if your work is accepted for publication I'll get back to you about working with an Editor .

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Final deadline for submissions from contributors, May 1.

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"Submissions become the property of TFP" means:

We can hold on to submissions, we don't have to return them, and we can publish them any time we want - or we can choose to not publish them. Creators still retain rights of authorship and re-publication.

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The opportunity is large here for talented folks to get their work published on a site that has a lot of traffic. That means your stuff will show up on Google, etc. If you’re wondering how to break in to creative publishing, further your creative profile on bios and resumes, or just to see your name in phosphors, Tilted Magazine is a proven platform for you.

Go ahead, give it a shot. Send your first drafts to me and we’ll talk.

Deadlines for final drafts is May 1. We need your submissions asap before that date.

[kramus]

Quick question about art submissions - what size files are we talking - regular TFP attachment size? I admit I wonder how some pictures etc seem to be so large and others can't get in until they've been reduced to a very small size. Is it the ppi that makes things larger?

[ARTelevision]

Uploaded attachments have a size limit here, but images posted with inline image tags here and hosted elsewhere have no limit except for standard web load speed considerations. The Magazine limitations have to do with reasonable load times as it's an online 'zine.