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Juxtapoz continues to break new ground with its expansive magazine editorial and ongoing book series.
Juxtapoz Illustration 2 is the tenth book in the series and revisits the magnetic attraction of the figurative line. Once again an exciting roster of contributors ranging from commercial illustrators to outsider artists puts forth a retina-searing collection.
From the irreverent cartoon style of Johnny Ryan, to fine drawings by Josh Cochran marked by precision and depth, to the mysterious miniature universes portrayed by Evah Fan, Juxtapoz Illustration 2 traverses a generous cross section of contemporary illustrators.
In all, more than 20 leading artists and designers pushing the boundaries of figure and ground are presented in top form.

Журнал Juxtapoz представляет собой подземную галерею художников, которые оказывают большое влияние на моду, новое искусство, которое мы видим сегодня, и его читатели, - ценители, которые различают новейшие культурные тенденции. Полноцветные макеты представляют художники, уличные художники, скульпторы, карикатуристы, редкие портфолио, эскизы и обзоры. Juxtapoz является детищем Роберта Уильямса, всемирно известного художника и отца широко популярных мультфильмов школы сюрреализма.

By popular demand, JUXTAPOZ TATTOO 2 expands on a subject very dear to the inked hearts of its readers. Many featured artists emerged at the beginning of Tattoo's modern renaissance at the end of the millenium, hungry for a new approach, but steeped nonetheless in the traditions of their craft. Whether these gifted tattooists are creating a modern twist on a classic theme, or changing the game completely, aesthetic integrity is the goal. Featured tattooists include: Mark Heggie, Jose Lopez, Paulie Tattoo, Jun Cha, Eva Huber, Liz Gruesome, Mark Bode, Colin Stevens, Angelique Houtkamp, Yoni Z, Stephanie Tamez, Jime Litwalk, Shawn Barber, Sunny Buick, Clae Welch, Stever Byrne, Mike Ledger, Virginia Elwood and more.

This carefully curated new book in the ongoing Juxtapoz series collects handicrafts that transcend the cliches of the contemporary movement. These objects are indeed works of art, created with lashings of passion, whimsy and humor.
The subject matter varies from foodstuff to robots and materials run the gamut from cardboard and paper to cloth, porcelain, metal, wool and yarn. All have been molded, etched, knitted or stitched into surprising shapes and forms from a knitted TV Dinner to a miniature streetscape. Here are works that have crossed the boundary between craft, design and contemporary art, many worthy of exhibition in galleries and museums.
From the vivid colors and definitive lines of Nicole Gastonguay's knitted sardine can to the candid realism of Sara Escamilla's cast footwear and clothing, each is in a class of its own. Other artists featured include Megan Whitmarsh, Stephanie Munroe, Christl Hansman, Diem Chau and Ana Serrano.