Introducing Buffet Magazine: Issue Dodgy Paper.

A magazine of design, art and sandwich dialogues, published by Sandwich Press.

For our second issue, we enter the layered, in-between world of Glom Press, a Risograph press, comics publisher and community space based in Reservoir, Victoria.

Issue 02: Riso Magic
Shared Impressions: Risograph, Comics, Community

This issue follows a conversation with Bailey Sharp and Ben Juers at Glom Press, exploring the slow work of editing, teaching, printing and sustaining a creative publishing practice.

Glom Press exists somewhere between minicomics and graphic novels, between self-publishing and institutional legitimacy, between the immediacy of the Risograph and the careful labour of collaboration. Their work reflects a belief in comics as a living, iterative medium — shaped as much by ink density, paper stock and distribution networks as by narrative and drawing.

For our third issue, we sit down with Zhou Yi to talk about photography, childhood, migration, language, and the quiet complexity of growing up between cultures.

Issue 03: Milk Crate
A Third Culture Child: Finding Identities via Photography

This issue follows a conversation with Zhou Yi, a photographer whose work moves through memory, family archives, places, objects and fragments of everyday life.

A “third culture child” is someone who grows up outside their parents’ native culture, often moving between countries during their formative years. Through Zhou Yi’s photographs and stories, this issue looks at identity not as something fixed, but as something carried, collected, questioned and rebuilt over time.

Through this issue, we explore photography as a way of holding feelings that are often difficult to explain: belonging, distance, nostalgia, language, home, and the in-between spaces that shape who we become.