Rare Breed

Letter from the editors: Throughout our years of growth, we’ve encountered the ideas of people with seemingly infinite potential within the realms of creativity. These men and women never decided to be artists, but rather their art became them. Through the networks of these people that we acquired, there existed a common theme of Art as a cohesive force. There existed a common love, interest, and time-consuming obsession that essentially became the Spine of our shared cultures and lifestyles. Yet, with all the meaningless Art that exists in this world, it’s far too easy to let our minds sink into the over saturation that is the inevitable result. The value of Art is in a fucking militaristic state and we’re all in the midst of it. at first it seemed like an impossibly complicated, mildly abstract, and somewhat misguided task. we decided to represent this culture.

Rare Breed Magazine is a home for this Spine, and like a chiropractor, we aim to keep it as straight and functioning as we can. Our goal isn’t to take your money or to deceive you. Our goal is to share a world who’s voice isn’t heard quite enough.

Our goal is to push the ever-growing entity of creativity and love that is this magazine as far as we can, while still offering the reader the most direct, untainted glimpse into the possibilities of creation. How powerful are grassroots efforts anymore? Uncensored, unfunded, and unsatisfied, we’re going to find out.