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Poster Cult: the latest works of Swiss printmaker Dafi Kühne

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Kühne's latest book, Poster Cult - published by Lars Müller - offers a detailed insight into the evolution of his poster printing techniques since the release of his first publication, True Print, which launched seven years ago. Whatever the method, his goal is always to push the quality and the boundaries of his designs.

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April 2025 Opportunities: Open Calls, Residencies, and Grants for Artists

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2025 Booooooom Art & Photo Book Award Featured Booooooomand Bookmobile are teaming up for this popular open call supporting artist publishing. Nine artists, illustrators, or photographers will be selected to create a book or zine featuring a cohesive body of work at no cost. There is a $35 entry fee. Deadline: Rolling.

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Sergey Isakov’s illustrations create a “quiet tension” between clean constructivism and spontaneity

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My work often delves into themes of solitude, movement, time, and imagination”, the illustrator says, “I draw inspiration from printmaking artists and the structured aesthetics of Constructivist designers, as well as the beauty found in everyday life.”

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In ‘The Junior Classic,’ Michael Ezzell Builds an Uncanny World from Vintage Books

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It’s not too often that a high school art project morphs into a through-line in an artist’s professional practice, but for illustrator and printmaker Michael Ezzell , that’s exactly how his ongoing series The Junior Classic was born. “Ive gotten my book-hunting more down to a science now,” the artist says.

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Sana Bansal’s introspective illustrations absorb you into her wistful world

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The illustrator has developed a particular love for print over her career for all of its mystery and imperfection, finding in it a rather complete way of communicating all the nostalgic nuances of her drawings in editions of self published books and illustrated comics such as her zine Aloo Kachaloo.

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Madeleine LeBrun’s uncanny clay illustrations are inspired by insects, folk art and 90s kids TV

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Across her research, writing and visual work she has a particular interest in printmaking, self-publishing and expanded approaches to photography. She joined as a junior writer in April 2024 after graduating from Kingston School of Art with a degree in Graphic Design.

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“What surrounds a brand shapes how it speaks”: designer Laura Beulens on the delicate art of building a visual identity

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Across her research, writing and visual work she has a particular interest in printmaking, self-publishing and expanded approaches to photography. She joined as a junior writer in April 2024 after graduating from Kingston School of Art with a degree in Graphic Design.