Issue IV Artist Profile: Taiwanese artist Page Tsou and limitless lines
In illustrator and artist Page Tsou’s surreal kingdoms, the mechanical and the man-made feature heavily as juxtaposed subjects. Pair this concept with his background – Taiwan born and based with a...
View ArticleThe lived, emotional drawings of Joshua Goymer.
Joshua is an illustrator working in Folkestone, Kent. A recent graduate from UCA-Maidstone, drawing has always been a great passion of Joshua’s for as long as he can remember. Nothing gives him more...
View ArticlePencil Lines with Personality: A Chat with Bene Rohlmann
Bene Rohlmann is a Berlin based illustrator. His work has appeared in exhibitions throughout Europe and the United States, and his clients feature The New York Times, Converse, and Mercedes Benz...
View ArticleAndy Van Dinh on his Obsession with the Sublime and Notebook Paper
Ladies and gentlemen: We bring you the graphite obsessions of sublime Canadian Artist Andy Van Dinh… Hi Andy! Could you tell us a bit about yourself and what you do? Hi, I am an emerging artist from...
View ArticleCéline Guichard on human bodies, hermaphrodites, and hybrid creatures
Ladies and Gentlemen! Presenting the curious creations of Céline Guichard’s “twisted psychology”… An interview with Céline Guichard by Heather McCalden. Hi there. Thanks for taking the time to talk to...
View ArticlePablo Auladell and his search for “the expression of joy” in pencil
Pablo Auladell is a multi-award-winning artist from Alicante working primarily in comics and illustration. Elegant, lyrical and delicate yet strong and disconcerting, his images suggest a particular...
View ArticleAlexis Deacon on the virtues of graphite and its erasure…
Ladies and gentlemen! Alexis Deacon’s musings on graphite, animals and meaning, and dancing… Alexis Deacon is a writer and illustrator of comics, picture books and children’s fiction. His books have...
View ArticleGareth Brookes on crayons, suburban England, and the existential life of dogs.
Ladies and gentlemen! Presenting printmaker, textile artist and comics creator Gareth Brookes. Gareth studied printmaking at the RCA and started making small press comics in 2006. His first graphic...
View ArticleThe scabrous wit and anachronistic ingenuity of Cartoonist S J Harris
S J Harris is a London-based cartoonist and purveyor of all things fine and strange. His first graphic novel Eustace (published by Jonathan Cape) was drawn entirely in pencil and concerned a young boy...
View ArticleCéli Lee on building her own universe through graphite
Ladies and gentlemen, we present to you the extraordinary Céli Lee, an artist who is building her own universe with unusual sensitivity towards nature, myth, and of course, graphite. –Interview by...
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