Letter from the Editor
It’s been a while since we released any new
material but I’m happy to finally present the
latest issue of The Travellist magazine. Time
doesn’t wait for anyone and many things
have been happening over this past year. I
myself am now based in Montréal, Québec,
while the rest of the team are dotted all over
the place – in London, in Italy, in Russia.
In addition to The Travellist, we have been
working on a new project which has been
progressing wildly and quite quickly, so much
so that I’m hopeful I’ll be able to share more
news about it with you all in the near future.
The Travellist has always been about
connecting a community of photographers,
writers and artists and showcasing the
incredible talent that is out there. In
that regard, we have some familiar faces
featured in this latest issue, with Emma
Matsuda whose work appeared n the
inaugural issue of The Travellist, as well
as Daniel Joseph Pye whose writing was
featured in Issue 2 of The Travellist, joining
us again with a selection of their latest
works.
In this issue, we are proud to feature the
beautiful images of Serbian photographer
Nemanja Glumac, who takes us on a
journey to the caves of South Sulawesi,
Indonesia, where hidden secrets are slowly
unveiled in an amusing yet innocent
way; London-based writer Daniel Joseph
Pye reminisces on his memories and
experiences in a touching essay reflecting
over his past travels in Russia; over in
South Korea, South African photographer
Lala Warner recounts the exuberant
moments of her life in Gyeonju and
Songdo; Melbourne-based photographer
Emma Matsuda’s collection of images
capturing her time in New York will
make you want to jump on the very first
plane over to the Big Apple; and young
American traveller Izabel Antle embarks on
a worldwide journey with no end date in
sight – with her entire family!
In addition, we are also excited to present an
Artist Spotlight on the works of Saima
Heric, a young talented painter hailing from
Novi Pazar, Serbia. Our deepest gratitude
must also be extended to our Indonesian
graphic designer Respati Ririt Pohaci and
illustrator Yana Noskova from Ukraine in the
planning and design of this latest issue; their
dedication and hard work has been greatly
appreciated over these past months.
Finally, The Travellist will be moving to a
new platform as we explore different ways
to make the magazine more relevant in this
constantly changing digital environment.
Our initial goal to produce a sleek, visual
product was achieved relatively early on
and so now the onnus is to target the next
goal: a magazine that is more interactive and
more immersive for the reader. As we make
the transition to this new platform, The
Travellist magazine will be going on a short
hiatus after the launch of Issue 5 slated for
2017.
Stay connected with us though, this is only
a temporary break! You can stay in touch
with us via our social media platforms and
of course, via our website:
thetravellistmag.com
fb.com/thetravellistmag
instagram.com/thetravellist
See you soon and as always, safe travelling!
Best,
CREATIVE
Editor-in-Chief
Ryner St John
Graphic Design
Respati Ririt Pohaci
https://www.behance.net/
RespatiRiritPohaci
Illustration & Titles
Yana Noskova
https://www.behance.net/yanna
Additional
Kim Vu
PHOTOGRAPHERS
Feature
Nemanja Glumac
Artist Spotlight
Saima Heric
Off the Beaten Path
Daniel Joseph Pye
Culture
Lala Warner
Spotlight Destination
Emma Matsuda
A New Sensation
Izabel Antle
PRESS
Publisher
Hachikō Traveller
Print
Leaderpress Instant
& General Printers
www.leaderpress.com.au
EDITOR IN CHIEF
The Travellist
COVER IMAGE
Nemanja Glumac
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The Travellist | Issue 4, 2016