Apr 28
SMALL ERASURE OF A MINOR PLANET
like a fresh sheet of paper (From my zine, Aftermath. Made with support from ArtsNB and the Snail Mail Club! Thank you!)
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SMALL ERASURE OF A MINOR PLANET
like a fresh sheet of paper (From my zine, Aftermath. Made with support from ArtsNB and the Snail Mail Club! Thank you!)
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I dunno, I think he should prove it. ;)
I had a lot of thoughts this week but this one stood out.
Artwork by Cecelia Hotzler ceceliahotzler.com/links
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Bastille | What You Gonna Do??? - x
Limited time!! 4x6 digital prints for $5! Any quote you’d like, printed on glossy paper and mailed to you! DM for info!
It was a privilege to create the cover for this book by Hillary Clinton and Chelsea Clinton, published today by Simon & Schuster UK. Written by the mother-and-daughter team, it’s about women throughout history who fought for the rights of women. And yes, Hillary herself approved the artwork!
Civil rights activists, LGBTQ trailblazers, writers, sportswomen, historians and the wonderful Malala are among the women featured in the book, women who had faith their actions could make a difference: fiercely optimistic, gutsy WOMEN! 👩🦰👩🦳👱♀️🧕👷♀️👩⚕️
I did lots and lots of lettering for this cover and at first presented ideas with bold, bright colours and a slight graffiti-esque vibe. This settled into a white cover - a bold move! - keeping the raw, hand-drawn lettering virtually unchanged from the original ink on paper.
Art direction was by Pip Watkins.
(Available everywhere, but my preferred place to buy books is Blackwell’s of Oxford.)