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Amazing Animal Farm reprinting – with illustrations by Quentin Blake

Creative Boom

Originally published in 1945, Animal Farm has been reprinted in a deluxe edition by the Folio Society 80 years later, accompanied by a full set of wonderful satirical artworks by the British illustrator Quentin Blake. But looking at whats happening now, perhaps the authors earlier allegorical novel Animal Farm is closer to the mark.

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Positive stories from freelance creatives to boost your mood in a recession

Creative Boom

Illustrator Adrian Bauer will never forget "seeing my illustration printed in real life, in the magazine on the newspaper stand, not to mention writing the first invoices and being able to make a full-time living from it. I think I've never been so proud of myself, and I feel like I can do anything now," she enthuses. Goosebumps moment!"

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In ‘I’m Listening,’ Barry McGee Celebrates Positivity in Amid Distress and Overwhelm

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Other influential artists include Margaret Kilgallen (1967-2001), Ruby Neri, Claire Rojas, and more, all of whom explore the intersections between urban realism, graffiti, American folk art, and “lowbrow” aesthetics undergirded by social activism. Do stories and artists like this matter to you?

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“Books remain stubbornly, thrillingly relevant”: the enduring value of book design

Design Week

The annual competition was originally known as Fifty Books of the Year, and jurors focused on the “construction of the book and the printed page”, its current organiser Heather Strelecki tells Design Week. Designed and illustrated by Michael Czaja, published by Henry Holt and Company. Knopf Publishing Inc.

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BFI invites designers and illustrators to reimagine classic films

Design Week

Since 1992, the book series, published with BFI partner Bloomsbury, has invited writers to muse on movies they think are key contributions to the history of film. To mark the change, the BFI has invited a selection of illustrators, designers and photographers to reimagine the covers of the three new and 17 reissued titles due to be published.

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Coming Up For Air looks back on 30 years of work by Stephen Gill

Creative Review

He spoke to CR at the time of the challenges of self-publishing , as well as the motivation behind setting up Nobody , his own publishing imprint, in 2005. It displays prints alongside proofs and photo books – of which Gill has published many over the course of his three-decade career.

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Storytelling Pictures

Joe McNally

My dear friend and fellow photog of many years, PF Bentley , recently shot me a super solid and sent me a beautiful 16×20 rendition of the moment of the transition of power, from January, 2001. Most magazines are a shell of what they once were, if they continue to publish at all. Bleakness abounds. Pictures just are.

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