Stories

  1. How To: Create Cover Art by Vlad Sepetov

    How To: Create Cover Art by Vlad Sepetov

    Sift the mixture to make sure all ideas are incorporated fully and to begin the collaborative reaction. Add bowl of mixed ideas into the simmering creative conversations.

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  2. Object Lesson: David Zilber

    Object Lesson: David Zilber

    New, shiny things are great and all, but it’s just as fantastic to get in touch with the traditions that keep themselves alive generation after generation.

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  3. Outer Space Press: Reset, Renew, Revive

    Outer Space Press: Reset, Renew, Revive

    Over multiple years, we have collected and come to rely on a unique combination of equipment, which allows us to produce hand-crafted, small edition books entirely in our own studio.

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  4. Frédéric Forest: Do Not Erase

    Frédéric Forest: Do Not Erase

    You should never present something that you are not satisfied with or don’t like. It has a strong chance of being retained, even of being a success. Simultaneously, however, you should always appreciate the sketches, especially those first ones.

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  5. Simone Bodmer-Turner: Take Third

    Simone Bodmer-Turner: Take Third

    I could have made easy work that was simple to place and appreciate. Instead, I decided to make a big deal of this moment and tackled overly ambitious designs that most would advise against given their size and unwieldy materials.

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  6. How to: Advocate Local with Yah-Leng Yu

    How to: Advocate Local with Yah-Leng Yu

    One of the best ways to bring identity into a project is to introduce and present contemporary culture in a physical space.

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  7. Object Lesson: Luc Fuller

    Object Lesson: Luc Fuller

    I try to be conscious of the number of things that I live with and avoid objects that don’t give something back to me. There is a fine line between...
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  8. Aude Bertrand: Embracing Your Influences

    Aude Bertrand: Embracing Your Influences

    My self-published short comic book Au travers du rayon marries cinema, a field which I studied at university and thus a culture from which I come, and comics.

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  9. Five Quick Questions: Myesha Evon Gardner

    Five Quick Questions: Myesha Evon Gardner

    I’ve been loving a lot of South African and Afrobeats artists lately like Soweto Blues by Juls, Busiswa, and Jaz Karis and Adiwele by Young Stunna.

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  10. Matt Kleberg: Giving In to Let Go

    Matt Kleberg: Giving In to Let Go

    My paintings tend to borrow from architectural motifs—I’m always going on walks and taking pictures of buildings that capture my eye—and end up looking like colorful but vacant stages, altars or building facades.

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  11. Five Quick Questions: Colin King

    Five Quick Questions: Colin King

    I am trying to implement a consistent meditation practice. Even for just 10 minutes a day, it gives me the ability to pause throughout my day. Urgency is something I am trying to get rid of at the moment.

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  12. Denisse Ariana Pérez: Turning the Tide

    Denisse Ariana Pérez: Turning the Tide

    Water had taught me to be more fluid in life. It invited me to wash away the things that so needed to be washed away.

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