In the foreground of James Ormsbee Chapin's 1928 painting, a Black boxer sits alone. His gloves rest on his knees, his gaze is fixed and blank, staring into the unseen ring before him. Behind him, his … read more

Picture the scene: it’s 1934. You’ve made it through World War One and enjoyed some prosperity in the previous decade, but now the Great Depression is in full swing. War is knocking at the … read more

For three decades, designer, illustrator, and typographer Rian Hughes has been a singular force in visual culture. Through his foundry, Device Fonts, he has crafted some of the most distinctive and w … read more

We don't usually announce projects this early, but we are really excited about this one and just had to tell you. We are working with Tim "Swanky" Glazner, a trailblazer in the modern Tiki movement, o … read more

Graham Humphreys, the artist behind some of the most unforgettable horror film posters in cinematic history, is hitting the road in 2025. Known for his legendary work on The Evil Dead, A Nightmare on … read more

Order The Goblin Den. To some, he is the modern erotic master, bringing their risqué fantasies to life with the effortless stroke of his tablet pen. To others, he is the modern erotic master … read more

Coming in 2025: Please Don’t Call Me: Graphic Design and Other Hang-Ups features for the first time, a massive collection of posters, logos, packaging, and ephemera from Sugiuchi's 35 … read more

Pin-up art has undergone a remarkable transformation since its mid-century heyday, evolving from male-oriented entertainment to a powerful medium for female expression. British illustrator Hannah Rose … read more

For those interested in exploring Arthur Ferrier's work further, Pin-up Parade, a three-volume box set, offers an in-depth look at his pin-up art. Order Today! ‘Walk in beauty / Vaunt thy rose … read more

In the world of Brazilian horror comics, Jayme Cortez stands out as one of the most innovative and influential artists, and it’s time to give him his flowers. With his exceptional draughtsmanshi … read more

Arthur Ferrier is a true unsung hero of British illustration. Working across serialised comics, magazine covers, spot illustrations and portraiture, Ferrier was best known for his cheeky cartoons, whi … read more

What a month! Each weekend this past October Scott (Sugiuchi) and I were on the road selling special advance copies of Estrus: Shovelin’ the Shit Since ’87. Crider came along for a few of th … read more