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Acid Free's "Evolution" Marks Transition to Physical Print

August 08, 2026
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The Risograph cover of Acid Free's 17th Issue, EVOLUTION. From top to bottom is a Green to Blue Graident, with parrallel sideways type spelling EVOLUTION. Each columm uses a different font for each letter.
Designed by Zairia Torres

Jen Neville ’19, the Editor-in-Chief for the biannual magazine Acid Free, is pleased to announce their 17th Issue on the topic of EVOLUTION. It also marks their transition from a web-only publication, to a new physical risograph printed companion booklet.

Acid Free is magazine about Los Angeles culture with a tie to archival collections and archival material. Neville credits her time as a Web and Multimedia Major at MCAD to the skills she used to design and build the the web pages for the archive.

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