Otto the font can cosplay as a display face, with its subtly cartoonish presence and anthropomorphic shapes. It was developed and designed by Amsterdam-based graphic designer Sam de Groot and type-designer-meets-actor Laura Opsomer Mironov, and is a ty …

Hunde in farbenfrohen Sweatshirts, die leuchtenden Schilder eines vietnamesischen Schnellimbisses, einsame Palmen über dem Asphalt: „Ready America“ nimmt uns mit in ein seltsam vertrautes und doch ganz fremdes Los Angeles. Verpackungsaufschriften, Leuc …

Das experimentelle Siebdruckbuch NO DRONE ZONE bringt zwölf Positionen von Leipziger Grafiker*innen aus unterschiedlichen Kunstkontexten zu einem Austausch über ihre eigene Beziehung zu Technikutopien und entsprechenden Dystopien zusammen. Herausgekomm …

The most comprehensive collection of New Yorker cartoons published in book form, The New Yorker Encyclopedia of Cartoons is a prodigious, slip-cased, two-volume, 1,600-page A-to-Z treasure! Nearly 3,000 cartoons from 1924 to the present have been curat …

An early progenitor of the artist’s book genre, Warja Lavater was born in Winterthur, Switzerland in 1913. She worked as an illustrator for the magazine Jeunesse from 1944-1958, and moved to New York shortly thereafter where she began a wonderful serie …

A new edition of Tiger Tateishi’s incredible 1982 comics collection Tora No Maki. Tiger Tateishi first began drawing cartoons in 1964, inspired by copies of MAD Magazine which occupation forces had left behind. Before moving to Milan in 1969, Tateishi …

The late 1960s saw the publication of underground magazines almost everywhere in Germany. They were part of a broad cultural tendency that was seen as revolutionary—a “great social happening” (Rolf Lindner) that originated in the USA and encompassed fi …

In Sunny Spells, Jean-Jacques Sempé explores a wide range of topics, from troubled relationships and existential crises to office politics and doping scandals in the literary world. His cast of characters includes pious churchgoers, amateur painters an …

BN 978-82-93875-22-2 Edition of 100 copies 24 pages, 145 × 210 mm B/W print, staple bound Oslo/Leipzig, 2022  

SNAKKEBOB … Kan jeg få et ord med deg? by Tim Ng Tvedt is our first book in large format (320 × 240 mm), offset printed in four colors (flourecent-fusion!). Norwegian edition available now (through our webshop and at Tronsmo). The book will be released …

wurde 1993 in Dresden geboren. Nachdem sie in Dänemark und Albanien gelebt hat, fing sie 2013 ihr Studium an der Hochschule für Grafik und Buchkunst in Leipzig an, das sie 2019 mit ihrem Buch “Hexen” als Diplomprojekt abschloss. Ihre Arbeit bewegt sich …

Ein vogelartiges Geschöpf bewegt sich mehr oder weniger erfolglos in der Kunstwelt und träumt davon, eines Tages ein großer Künstler zu sein. Allerdings wird es immer wieder mit Rückschlägen konfrontiert – quälende Selbstzweifel sind die unausweichlich …

Tomi Ungerer ist der breiten Öffentlichkeit durch Kinderbücher wie Die drei Räuber oder Otto bekannt. Doch sein grafisches Werk ist vor allem durch satirische soziopolitische Beobachtungen aus seiner Zeit in den USA geprägt. Der Katalog zeigt einen Qu …

Im Leben von The Artist hat sich vieles verändert. Er ist jetzt maximal erfolgreich, hat Museumsausstellungen und ist wohlhabend, kurz: Er hat alles, was er sich immer gewünscht hat. Und doch ist sein Leben ein einziges Drama, denn er ist eben immer n …

Fahrenbühl is a remote artists’ residence inhabited by two mice. It’s the most beautiful place in the world. People say that living in the country makes you calm and thoughtful. Yet the insipidness of a life of seclusion can start to get you down. If y …

Published in 2021 13 x 19 cm 28 pages Black & White Offset Print First Edition

Bench Players is a series of failed, rejected, or unused animals from Rop van Mierlo’s archive; the reserve bench animals.
 Rop van Mierlo works with various mediums but starts his process mostly with drawings or paintings. Control – or the absence of …

Natural phenomenons are a well used tool to illustrate and explain financial circumstances. The economy could face tsunamis and earthquakes, it could end up in deep valleys and reach high peaks, and it could be standing in front of the fiscal cliff. The fiscal cliff illustrates an abrupt and uncontrolled economic collapse, and the imagery of state leaders falling down cliffs is one of satire drawings’ best known archetypes. The metaphor is strengthened by the cliff’s many cultural appearances, and it has become a cultural icon itself due to films as Thelma & Louise, Looney Tunes and the Youtube fossil Tha Cliff from 2006. In the publication Fiscal Cliff, the topographic metaphor is used as a starting point for a visual game with symbols and characters that somehow has to deal with the fiscal fall. There might be multiple reasons why the fiscal cliff occurs, but once it’s here it will affect us all. Erlend Peder Kvam (1994) is an artist and illustrator based in Oslo. As an illustrator he has been working with clients as Bloomberg Businessweek, Medium Editorial, BENEE and Pom Poko. He was formerly associated with the performative design collective Narves1biblioteket, and in 2020 he co-founded the zine label Foot Books.

Not a comicbook, but literally illustrated text, “Street Cop,” written by Robert Coover and inhabited by Art Spiegelman. It’s a book you’ve been waiting for. Its inventiveness never ceases, and it reaches beyond the page: what more do you need? A marve …

The Trip is a comic by Malwine Stauss. All artworks by Malwine Stauss, published and printed by Colorama, 19x25cm 44pages, risoprinted inside and digital printed cover on fake leather, softcover, first edition of 750, Berlin March 2020.

Fahrenbühl is a remote artists’ residence inhabited by two mice. It’s the most beautiful place in the world. People say that living in the country makes you calm and thoughtful. Yet the insipidness of a life of seclusion can start to get you down. If y …

Riso Paradiso is a collective of six individuals connected by research and creation in the fields of risography, graphic design, printing techniques, visual communications, photography, illustration and publishing. The book is continuation of a residen …

Alexis Jamet is a graphic designer based in Paris. His work spans through many different forms, from unconventional graphic identities to recognizable blurry colorful illustration. Manon Cezaro is a multidisciplinary artist working in the mediums of dr …

Tillie S. Pine and Joseph Levine first published the children’s book ‘Gravity All Around’, illustrated by Bernice Myers, in 1963. In this new, unauthorised but admiring, edition graphic designer James Langdon gives the original a fresh twist by rotatin …

attention spans seam to be getting shorter and shorter in our heavily mediated times in which the smart phone is playing an increasingly important role. To get attention on social media and elsewhere, it is not uncommon to rely on strong and shocking i …

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Comics, manga, bandes dessinées, fumetti, tebeo, historietas… no matter the name, they have been a powerful medium across four continents for decades. This is the history of comics around the world from the late 1960s to the dawn of the 21st century.Co …

Mit der Diplomatie im Tierreich ist es so eine Sache. Da hat man oft unterschiedliche Ansichten, ist aber generell bemüht, niemandem zu sehr auf die Pfoten oder Krallen zu treten. Doch was, wenn die Maus ein Rassist ist? Und das Wiesel so verdammt leck …

French graphic designer Olivier Lebrun follows on his previous publications documenting the books that appear in the popular cartoon television series with this anthology of more than 330 images and titles. All have been captured with a black-and-white …

Twin Mirrors is a publication of two new short stories: small parables in comics form. These dream sequences are in deliberate contrast to one another. The first story is set in the titular Hermetic Library, in which we stumble upon a seemingly ever-ex …

performed by Karolin pietrzyk, gilbert schneider and tobias wenig. printed in cairo, Egypt. 2019

32 multicolored pages 24 X 34cm hand bindet german language international neighborhood verlag December 2017

Robert Crumb, Altmeister des US-Underground-Comix, ist zurück! Diesmal mit einer bitterbösen Abrechnung mit dem amerikanischen Traum, die – obwohl zwischen 1965 und 1996 entstanden – aktueller nicht sein könnte. Selbstironisch und mit kritischer Wucht …

Die Mutter der Künstlerin Lika Nüssli lebt seit einigen Jahren in einem Heim für demenzkranke Menschen. Als die Besuche bei der Mutter immer schweigsamer werden, beginnt Lika Nüssli die Menschen um sie herum zu zeichnen. Die Künstlerin empfindet die vo …

Out of stock “evtl. hannes” Drawings, Photographs, Collages, Scribbles, Sketches, Shit by Robin Goldbach. 32 + 8 pages A5. B/W & Coloured. Printed on Ikea Building Instructions

64pp / 200mm ✕ 250mm 1 Colour Offset Published 2017 Edition of 500

A book about Europe and its possible futures. Featuring newly commissioned comics, art and graphics from; Leon Sadler, Edwin Burdis, Daniel Swan, Michael Willis, Patrick Crotty, Grace Wilson, Dan Mitchell, Will Sweeney, Ed Fornieles, Brecht Vandenbroucke, Yannick Val Gesto with Eva Munz, Sany, Amalia Ulman, Hanna K, MOSA, Gwenaël Rattke, Stathis Tsemberlidis, Yuri Pattison, Suzanne Treister, Jody Barton, New Scenario, Stefan Sadler, Jonathan Djob Nkondo, Gabriel Corbera, Pierre Vanni, Roope Eronen and Viktor Hachmang. Contextualised by features on both near-future speculative / design fiction and historical counterculture movements including; Huw Wahl on 60s inflatable art collective Action Space, Federico Pagello on Frigidaire Magazine and comics of the radical left in 70s Italy, a selection of activist ephemera from the stock of Mayfair dealer Carl Williams at Maggs Brothers, Ingo Niermann in conversation with Matilda Tjäder about the origins and development of the Sternberg Solutions series, Dunne & Raby and the use of illustration within their United Micro Kingdoms project and finally a selection of works from the 2014 White Cube exhibition by Gilbert & George — Scapegoating Pictures For London. Edited by Hugh Frost & Leon Sadler. Graphic design by Hugh Frost.

A book about Europe and its possible futures. Featuring newly commissioned comics, art and graphics from; Leon Sadler, Edwin Burdis, Daniel Swan, Michael Willis, Patrick Crotty, Grace Wilson, Dan Mitchell, Will Sweeney, Ed Fornieles, Brecht Vandenbroucke, Yannick Val Gesto with Eva Munz, Sany, Amalia Ulman, Hanna K, MOSA, Gwenaël Rattke, Stathis Tsemberlidis, Yuri Pattison, Suzanne Treister, Jody Barton, New Scenario, Stefan Sadler, Jonathan Djob Nkondo, Gabriel Corbera, Pierre Vanni, Roope Eronen and Viktor Hachmang. Contextualised by features on both near-future speculative / design fiction and historical counterculture movements including; Huw Wahl on 60s inflatable art collective Action Space, Federico Pagello on Frigidaire Magazine and comics of the radical left in 70s Italy, a selection of activist ephemera from the stock of Mayfair dealer Carl Williams at Maggs Brothers, Ingo Niermann in conversation with Matilda Tjäder about the origins and development of the Sternberg Solutions series, Dunne & Raby and the use of illustration within their United Micro Kingdoms project and finally a selection of works from the 2014 White Cube exhibition by Gilbert & George — Scapegoating Pictures For London. Edited by Hugh Frost & Leon Sadler. Graphic design by Hugh Frost.

A book about Europe and its possible futures. Featuring newly commissioned comics, art and graphics from; Leon Sadler, Edwin Burdis, Daniel Swan, Michael Willis, Patrick Crotty, Grace Wilson, Dan Mitchell, Will Sweeney, Ed Fornieles, Brecht Vandenbroucke, Yannick Val Gesto with Eva Munz, Sany, Amalia Ulman, Hanna K, MOSA, Gwenaël Rattke, Stathis Tsemberlidis, Yuri Pattison, Suzanne Treister, Jody Barton, New Scenario, Stefan Sadler, Jonathan Djob Nkondo, Gabriel Corbera, Pierre Vanni, Roope Eronen and Viktor Hachmang. Contextualised by features on both near-future speculative / design fiction and historical counterculture movements including; Huw Wahl on 60s inflatable art collective Action Space, Federico Pagello on Frigidaire Magazine and comics of the radical left in 70s Italy, a selection of activist ephemera from the stock of Mayfair dealer Carl Williams at Maggs Brothers, Ingo Niermann in conversation with Matilda Tjäder about the origins and development of the Sternberg Solutions series, Dunne & Raby and the use of illustration within their United Micro Kingdoms project and finally a selection of works from the 2014 White Cube exhibition by Gilbert & George — Scapegoating Pictures For London. Edited by Hugh Frost & Leon Sadler. Graphic design by Hugh Frost.

features the misadventures of porsha martini in 60 full-color pages, plus contributions from eight artist friends, including mr. andre, jay howell, todd james, huskmitnavn, kyle platts, frez wib, robert meinhardt and brandon lee

Images are just as much in motion as people. In a globalized world they can move faster and more freely than humans. When artist Armin Linke was invited more than seven years ago to participate in a photographic project on the island of Lampedusa, he l …

Jim Avignon ist Maler, Illustrator und Konzeptkünstler und zählt zu den ungewöhnlichsten Charakteren in der aktuellen deutschen Kunstszene. Sein Markenzeichen sind leuchtende Farben, Witz, unprätentiöses Material und ein enormer Output. Erstmals gibt n …

Since its founding in 1946 by the composer Karl Amadeus Hartmann, Bayerischer Rundfunk’s musica viva has been one of the most prominent concert series on the international contemporary music scene. Hartmann wanted to create a forum for the language of …