update april 2007 - f1nd went to the ninja turtles.. we couldn't fund the madness ourselves, and our jerk publisher skipped town on us.. consider this site a peaceful rememberance of what once was... From One Indie Artist to another, F1ND was founded by Dav1d Born in 2005 after a successful 6 years of running CuriousCulture.com, an online community of artistry featuring aspiring talents from across the globe. F1ND is not about the profit, it is a free magazine online and in print whenever we can afford it. the debut issue was out this summer and look for the next in the fall.. until then, enjoy..

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Creative Driector: Art Director: Techie: Production: Advertising: Public Relations Bartender/DJ: Legal: Props: Cheers/7 Years: contributing writers:	Dav1d Born Robert Henry Chris Nacio Rattlesnake Johnny Sephora Jameson Fast Eddie Montoya Milo Rock Troy Enlow, Esq. Ian mofo Lindsey www.curiousculture.com dj milo rock, dr. rabbit, chase monroe, angel urias, tiffany lettieri, stephanie young, wil(PAC), dj wako, shikatoi, joe zeppi

Letter from the editors: Dear World, Welcome to our minds. The air is hot and fresh, maybe a little cloudy at times, but always cool and fuzzy. We have created this magazine for your entertaining and educating pleasure, and for ours, too. In here you will find a variety of mixshow artists, up-and-coming bands and deejays, talented writers-ranters-bloggers, and a bit of yummies. F1ND Magazine is by the artists, for the artists. A printed version of our dreams. Some of the content in this issue may not be suitable for small children, sheep, or cops. We do not condone illegal, dangerous, or funny activities in anyway. The views and morals of our contributors and writers may not share that of the company, but we choose not to censor their submissions or even edit them much, really. Artists get creative control of their articles. It's like we’re publishing with a happy ending. Only we're not giving out the free reach arounds, that all on you, you damn reader. We hope that you enjoy this free publication and continue to support your local music and art scene. Write to us andsend a few bucks, maybe you'll see a second issue come out! Sincerely, the jerk editors that made this happen