The Broad City Colouring book, by Mike Perry
New York-based illustrator Mike Perry has created an adult colouring book to mark the fourth season of Comedy Central TV show, Broad City. Perry, who is the mind behind the
Paleoart: Visions of the Prehistoric Past, by Zoë Lescaze and Walton Ford
Art critics Zoë Lescaze and painter Walton Ford have released a new book showcasing examples of paleoart dating from the 1830s up until the 1990s. The artworks featured in the
Poetry Foundation rebrand, by Pentagram
Pentagram partner Michael Bierut has led a project to design a new visual identity for non-profit publisher the Poetry Foundation. The rebrand encompasses the foundation’s logo, print materials and magazine
Archidoodle: Architects’ Activity Postcards, by Steve Bowkett
Architect and academic Steve Bowkett is set to release the latest book in his Archidoodle series. Archidoodle: Architects’ Activity Postcards features 20 postcards of illustrations from the author’s Archidoodle and
This is Gaudi, by Mollie Claypool
Architecture lecturer Mollie Claypool is set to release a new book about the life and work of 20th century Spanish architect Antoni Gaudi. This is Gaudi features colourful illustrations by
The Nantucket Sea Monster: A Fake News Story, by Darcy Pattinson and Peter Willis
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Moonhead and the Music Machine graphic novel, by Andrew Rae
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D&AD New Blood Festival, by various
The Old Truman Brewery in East London has opened its doors for the 2017 edition of the D&AD New Blood Festival. The festival is showcasing some of the best creative
The Kill Your Television Publication, by Kill Your Television
Community group Kill Your Television is set to launch a self-published magazine about the filmmaking community in North East London. The organisation was founded in January 2016 and has organised
Bittersweet, by Noma Bar
Israeli illustrator Noma Bar has released a five-volume retrospective book detailing his favourite works from over the course of his career. Known for his use of negative space and playful
Black issue, by Parterre de Rois
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Émigré magazine exhibition, by The University of Reading
The University of Reading is hosting an exhibition showcasing the provocative former design magazine Émigré. Émigré was founded in California in 1984 by Rudy VanderLans and Zuzana Licko, and looked
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