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You have three more weeks to submit a work of art inspired by the writing of by Israeli short story writer, filmmaker, and graphic novelist,...

Wild Animals - a beautiful self-published book by Dutch illustrator Rop van Mierlo — is already in its second printing. They're pretty...

From 1968 to 1974, a group of underground Swedish artists published twenty-four issues of "Puss" magazine — which translates as ...

I keep coming across the work of Barcelona-based Graphic Artist Mikel Jaso . Pretty nice stuff. More here.

Got some empty space to fill? Spend some quality time browsing around Dingbat, baby! The dingbat inhabits the border between typography an...

Patterson Clark 's day job is working as an artist for The Washington Post , where he specializes in science graphics and natural histo...

Two interesting books released recently which use the number 100 as an organizing principle. Seattle 100: Portrait of a City is the culmina...

Project Thirty-Three is a sweet and sporadically updated online collection of vintage album cover art featuring simple shapes and typogra...

I still love a little book I first blogged about back in 2008. Félix Fénéon's nouvelles en trois lignes or Novels in Three Lines feat...

The swirling photos of Hurricane season remind me of the “Clouds” photo series by the ever inventive Vik Muniz . Back in 2000, the Brazilia...

There's some interesting stuff going on at The Owls . Take some time to wander over there and check out the scene. For example, film cri...

Cards of Wu is designer Eric Nadler’s fictitious deck of divination cards. The images from the steadily growing deck are a perfect combina...

Don't miss a rare showing of linocuts & lithographs by Mexican artist Francisco Mora at Davidson Galleries . Mora was born in Micho...

Czech photographer Miroslav Tichý is currently featured in a retrospective show at the International Center of Photography in New York. Ti...

Rafaël Rozendaal is some kind of html genius. The Persistence of Sadness is his latest piece. Turn up your volume and click on the rocks. ...

Photographer Chris Mottalini has taken a lovely series of photographs of makeshift enclosures in Buffalo, NY built by parents whose kids ha...

January is rolling along, and it's the perfect moment to pick up a bargain calendar. For example, the non-profit org New Immigrant Commu...

Katie Paterson is a Scottish artist whose works claim a very unusual middle ground between sight and sound. Past works have included launch...

In 2001, graphic designer Philip Carter published an esoteric little book called ' 1057 ', after the Highway Code number for the bi...

Illustrator and Art Director Joe Newton recently launched a new blog to show off the nearly 100 illustrations he's produced over 8 years...