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Black Magic / Tim Lahan

Name: Black Magic / Tim Lahan
Author: Tim Lahan that transforms the everyday into the extraordinary
ISBN: 9781685807047

by Tim Lahan that transforms the everyday into the extraordinary

Drop down into the graphic playground of Black Magic , a zine by Tim Lahan that transforms the everyday into the extraordinary. With sharp wit and bold graphic forms, Lahan reinvents the mundane, transforming trash bags into poignant visual metaphors and moments. This collection of Lahan's clever compositions is a monochromatic classic—perfect for those who love the poignant narrative possibility of discarded things. Published by Draw Down First edition, 2014 20 pages, 5.5 × 8.5 in.

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Draw Down

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9781685807047

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1685807046

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