This book Handjob by Michael Perry has been out for a grip, but it always gets my creative juices flowing. I have always been a firm believer of handdrawn typography, and the fact that it can get the message across with the most personality.
This editorial is from one of my go-to magazines, Dazed and Confused. They are routinely on time with their reviews and always have really interesting fashion stories. For example, this particular story is featuring the amazing Abbey Lee, and is inspired by Where the Wild Things Are. Abbey, if you see this feel free to contact me anytime.
These were a gift from Lilli who is dabbling in letterpress at the moment. She embossed me some invites to commemorate my event. Very thoughtful and cool.
I finally got around to snapping some photos of my Issue 1. Work by Max Dworkin, David Shull, Blake Ribbey, Caitlin Phillips, Mike Zelehoski, Alex Pakis, Jessica Faller, Nathan & Noah Rice, and Russell Tinsley.
Just before he died, Salinger had his covers redesigned before their re-release. Simple and elegant.
wow this image is terrible, i will post some better ones in a day or so. I just wanted to share. Issue #1 of Remember Paper. The opening party was great, thanks for everyone who came.
This is a great series of I have no idea whats, by the artist John Ross of I have no idea wheres. This feature in S Mag entitled Impressions appears to be impressions of nudes in plaster. Very textural, hah, I’ve been waiting to say that.
This promo piece from photographer David Stewart is pretty amazing, and because It is so big, these photos do it little justice. Foil stamping on the cover, and filled with huge newspaper sized posters. Look at that perforated seal on the back, nice touch.
This is the work of Hiroki Otsuka in the last issue of S. If you are in Brooklyn, he has work in Shag over on Roebling St.
Williamsburg’s own Jacques Magazine has it’s latest issue on the shelves. Love that big format.
