Print: C-Heads Magazine “The Little Things” Volume #39
This edition is a love letter to the simple joys, the human warmth, the in-between moments that often go unnoticed. Fall in love with life, art, nature, humankind—everything gets easier when we truly see one another, and when we sense the beauty all around us. In all these little things, that’s when the magic begins.
Ophelia Wouldn’t
A red-haired woman by the water often brings to mind Shakespeare’s Ophelia — but this story takes another path entirely. Born out of long evenings of conversation over tapas in Seville, the series grew naturally on the last day of shooting with Kyra Olivia Murphy, our muse, captured through the lens of photographer Chloë Aillud.
A Glimpse into Vol. 38 — Outtakes from Morning Routines
Almost two years ago, we first shared this story, one that unfolded in the heart of Paris, amidst the winding cobblestone streets and the seductive allure of the city‘s famed charm, photographer Steh Meyer and model Bela Carfer embarked on a six-day sojourn of creative exploration.
Sunlight, Stillness, and Aure
Oh, what a truly wonderful day model Aure and photographer Olivier Capron created for us. At the dreamy Villa La Cicada they celebrated what we all love most — savoring the sweetness of the moment, leafing through a C-Heads print issue, and letting the warm sun kiss their faces.
Junaco’s New Album Is a Journey Born from Silence, Firelight, and Rivers
Some albums come to life under truly special circumstances. Such is the case with the new record In Motion by Junaco. The environment that shaped it was unlike anything else—written during a week together in a yurt on the Smith River, surrounded by rain, silence, wood fires, sauna nights, and icy water. Cut off from the outside world, without internet or distractions,
New Chapters with VARLEY: On Music, Connection, and Concrete Pools
I will never stop trying to share the beautiful things. “Connection, being part of something, and showing up for each other feels like the most important thing,” Claire-Ann and Matthias of VARLEY tell me when we speak. And I hold on to that thought, because I know how much it resonates in my own life too. In the hours that feel heavy, it is exactly these things — the closeness of others, the moments that catch us off guard, the songs that stay — that give everything meaning.
Carried by the Waves
Sometimes life reminds us to slow down and trust the process. In his latest series, Jase Patrick translates this feeling into images full of light and freedom. Together with the radiant Spanish model Maria Gandia of castawaymodelmanagement, he captures the beauty of the sea as a place of renewal and strength — a reminder that every step along the way carries us forward.
Bodies of Water
Bodies of Water is an editorial exploring the connection between women and water — fluid, resilient, and transformative. Shot in Tofino’s lakeshores and tidal pools by Jordie Hennigar, the imagery uses natural light and muted tones to create a dreamlike, cinematic mood where body and landscape merge.
“Physical appearance is just a shell—what truly lasts is who you are on the inside.” A moment with Clara
Clara appears just as she is — radiant, genuine, and filled with a presence that makes it impossible not to fall a little in love with her. Captured through the lens of Javier Fenoll, this series comes to life with a lightness of being: images full of joy, positivity, and that effortless beauty that simply makes your day brighter — because we can never have enough of this kind of glow in the world.
Last Light
Last Light traces the hush of late summer in the soft glow of 35mm and medium-format film. Photographer Julia Anderson and model Imari Tafili drift toward the riverbanks where time feels suspended—between freedom and change. Styled by Anderson and processed at The Shutterbug Beaverton, the series blends fashion with feeling: warm skin, soft air, and the weightless beauty of an ending season.
Wearing Stories: An Afternoon in Soft Light with Lina
Every piece of clothing carries a history — of the hands that made it, of the bodies that wore it, of the stories that linger in its fabric. For the MS Bazaar in Munich, these histories transform into something larger: a community effort to support people living with multiple sclerosis. Photographer and volunteer Verena Vötter spent time behind the scenes — capturing stunning Lina styled in finds from the Bazaar, and speaking with Margot Kraft, 2nd Deputy Chair of the German MS Society and Head of the Bazaar, about resilience, change, and the power of collective care.
The Rhythm of Nature
It is part of being human: after bright days, the darker ones will come. There is no escape, no resistance, no running ahead — they arrive as inevitably as the storm sweeping across a landscape. And just like the storm, they, too, will pass. Perhaps they will leave traces, small scars, but the sun always returns. The heavy days fade, and what remains is the quiet rhythm of nature, of existence itself.
“I’ve always believed the past isn’t lost—it’s something you’ve gained forever.” Mélanie Pain on Art, Memory, and Her New Solo Record
Who doesn’t know the feeling: you’re walking down the street, already thinking about where your steps will take you next; you open a book, and your mind drifts to the ending before the first page has even settled. Where does this restless energy come from — the constant urge to move forward? Yet it is possible to learn how to stay in the moment. Not to cling too tightly to the “good old days,” not to get lost in nostalgia, and not to dream too far ahead into a future that has not yet arrived.
Bittersweet Postsoviet 90’s – Between Nostalgia and Small Rebellions
“The film is a short mood-piece inspired by the bittersweet atmosphere of Eastern Europe in the 1990s – where the everyday greyness of a summer day blends with the pursuit…
The Quiet of Morning
A warm hello to Kavita, whose beauty leaves us breathless. Together with her, Anaditya creates a series where you can almost hear the sound of the waves. They wander along the beach in the first light of day, with the air still carrying its calm. In the morning everything is still quiet, and for a moment it feels like yours, before the rush of voices and footsteps takes over.
Way Out West: Discover Gothenburg Between Sound, Sea and Urban Life
“Thank you for being here, and thank you for having me,” said American pop darling Chappell Roan as a warm rain and the opening piano to her ballad “Kaleidoscope” began to cut through the cool Nordic air. “My music traveled all the way here, this is so awesome,” she added earnestly, giving some much-needed oxygen to her airtight Swedish debut at the country’s premiere music festival, Way Out West.