Printed Pages – Issue 6

Printed Pages Issue 6 is available now on loremnotipsum.com. We’ve crammed our Summer issue full of fantastic art and design-related content, questioning Eike König about the objects that define him, investigating the growing trend of theatrical catwalk shows and touring the studios of some of the world’s finest children’s illustrators.

We caught up with revolutionary artist Duke Riley to find out why it’s important to take huge risks, spoke to David Pearson about his favourite book covers and learned that Marian Bantjes doesn’t understand the latest craze for beards. Shit Girls Say’s Graydon Sheppard apologises to an old school friend, Eric Yahnker waxes lyrical on the highs and lows of American politics and we find out more about the career of Don Hunstein, a man who’s spent his life creating some of the most iconic imagery in rock ‘n’ roll history. We also gave Rami Niemi 16 pages to write an original comic. You can’t say fairer than that!

Discover Printed Pages Issue 6.

Printed Pages Magazine is a publication from the people at the well-known It’s Nice That (London). Printed Pages is an arts and design magazine which focusses on depth and discovery, combining engaging and accessible content with top-notch design values. The Printed Pages Magazine was launched in 2013 and is published quarterly and mixes fantastic creative pedigree with economical pagination to present a fun, focused read.

Content: Printed Pages – Issue 6

We’ve crammed our Summer issue full of fantastic art and design-related content, questioning Eike König about the objects that define him, investigating the growing trend of theatrical catwalk shows and touring the studios of some of the world’s finest children’s illustrators. We caught up with revolutionary artist Duke Riley to find out why it’s important to take huge risks, spoke to David Pearson about his favourite book covers and learned that Marian Bantjes doesn’t understand the latest craze for beards. Shit Girls Say’s Graydon Sheppard apologises to an old school friend, Eric Yahnker waxes lyrical on the highs and lows of American politics and we find out more about the career of Don Hunstein, a man who’s spent his life creating some of the most iconic imagery in rock ‘n’ roll history. We also gave Rami Niemi 16 pages to write an original comic. You can’t say fairer than that!