Scrawl is a new prize winning, digital illustration & comics magazine created solely for the iPad. Scrawl was created as an independent platform for artists, which enables freedom and the opportunity to create and share their work with others. A place to discuss & experience illustration, comics and art in a new way.

The Pilot issue won both the "best in the comics category" and the grand prize at the "Magnify your world contest" held by Mag+.

Scrawl is a self published magazine and is edited by:
Michael Golan, Roni Fahima & Shiraz fuman.



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ISSUE #1

POWER

This issue is all about POWER!
In this issue you will find works by:
Assaf Benharroch, Batia Kolton, Benjamin Courtault, David Polonsky, Ella Cohen, Eran Mendel, Keren Katz, Kineret Lourie, Michal Zori, Michael Golan, Niv Tishbi, Or Livne, Roni Fahima, Sari Cohen, Shiraz Fuman & Thoka Maer

Also in this issue: an interview with the fameos Norwegian comics artist - Jason!


THE PILOT ISSUE

This pilot issue is our first step in what we believe is the beginning of an exiting journey - a mere taste of what we plan to offer.
This issue won both the the grand prize at the "Magnify your world contest" held by Mag+.

In this issue you will find works by:
Keren Taggar, Michael Golan, Nir Golan, Roni Fahima, Shimrit Elkanati & Shiraz Fuman

And an interview with Nino Biniashvili co-founder of the Bookieman indipendent publishing house.
From our readers around the world:
"One of the best designed magazines in the Newsstand, featuring some amazing artists."
- relativegod (itunes Israel)
"This is an amazing magazine, have lots of good art works, very creative. I love the experience when I reading it..."
- summer_ft (itunes China)
"This is the first time I subscribe to anything in very many years and I'm so happy I did."
- Brixtonsun (itunes France)
"...They have managed to keep the beauty of the comic medium alive yet do things with it that haven't been done before..."
- Shiva Nallaperumal (itunes India)
"...I think this has to be one of the best examples of future magazines fun, playful and a whole lot of creativeness."
- Wharf-e (itunes UK)
"...looking forward to more."
- Aarbloom (itunes US)