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The immutable black line, its effect is primal and direct with a lineage to prehistoric cave drawings first rendered in charcoal eons ago. Within the pages of Juxtapoz Black & White an impressive list of artists expound upon the role monochromatic treatments play in their practice, with fascinating results. The paintings and drawings used to buttress this dialogue are lavishly presented in an oversize format. A fascinating list of contributors...

Spanning the globe from Asia and Australia to Europe, North and South America, Merge represents the heights to which handcrafted art and design have attained. Possibly the broadest in scope of any book published on the subject, this title wishes to embrace all media, from the impermanence of food to that most controversial and everlasting of substances, plastic.

Here Juxtapoz curates a book representing a new generation of painters who have excelled at photorealism and hyperrealism, but have taken the mediums and injected them with new styles, techniques, ideas and individual personality. The resulting work is beyond categorization. With growing viewership interested in these super-realistic modes the field of artists creating high fidelity renderings is at a high water mark. The selection of works fo...

Favorite Juxtapoz artists fill the pages of Juxtapoz Wild with portrayals of beasts great and small. No spotted elephants or pink balloon poodles. Banish any thoughts of grapes and dead game on a platter. These paintings evoke the full range of Mother Earth's creatures as they both murmur and roar amongst the foggy haze and moss-covered reaches of her landscapes. Artists like Sage Vaughn, Josh Keyes, Laura Ball, Martin Wittfooth, Andreco, and ...

Juxtapoz Art and Culture magazine was established by California artist Robert Williams in 1994 to document an exploding art movement stemming largely from the West Coast of the United States. In the intervening years, this movement has gone global and Juxtapoz has rebranded and reimagined itself to better represent a generation of artists intent on working outside the ossified art establishment. In this sequel to the first volume of the Juxtap...

The sequel to the popular Juxtapoz - Tattoo, Juxtapoz - Tattoo 2 focuses on a subject very dear to the inked hearts of ist readers. Most of the featured artists came up at the beginning of Tattoo's modern renaissance in the mid 1990's, hungry for a new approach, but steeped nonetheless in the traditions of their craft. Wether these gifted tattooists are creating a modern twist on a classic archetype, or pushing the boundaries of the future pri...