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Illustration
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Frank Lloyd Wright’s Life, In Hipster-Friendly Illustrations
Despite its styling as a kids book—the illustrations are cartoonish in the way Chris Ware's are—this biography is a substantive account of Wright's life and work.
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Habitat 67 Re-Imagined as Animal Habitats
Illustrator Chanel Dehond takes inspiration from Moshe Safdie's seminal work, which turns 50 this week, and turns the building into colorful homes for our animal friends.
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An Architectural Egg Hunt, Just in Time for Easter
How well do you know your ovoid architecture? See how many you can spot in this eggscellent illustration.
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Inside The Digital Platform Championing Post-Digital Drawing
We speak to the founder of the blog KoozA/rch, Federica Sofia Zambeletti , about the resurgence of architectural drawing.
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New Graphic Memoir, Exhibit Pay Tribute to Playground Design
Julia Jacquette’s recently opened exhibit features images from her “graphic memoir,” which recall some of the New York City’s most forward-thinking playgrounds.
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Projects
Architecture Enters the Age of Post-Digital Drawing
Setting a design concept to pencil and paper was once considered a core architectural act, but the past two decades’ culture of digital rendering almost killed it. Almost.
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Finn Juhl: Master Painter, Master Designer
A new book gives readers a unique look at the great Danish designer’s watercolors, which convey the ingenuity of this 20th-century pioneer.
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Seeing the Animal Kingdom in Calatrava’s Oculus
Like all of the architects work, the structure invites visual interpretations, recalling animals both alive and extinct.
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Barbara Nessim Exhibition Highlights Themes of Gender, Identity
An ongoing retrospective at the Bard Graduate Center examines the artist's work in proto-digital and digital domains.
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Events
What Do Comics Have to Do with Medicine?
“I believe this medium is the new literacy in this country. Words themselves are not able to keep up with the speed of information. This combination of words and images will continue to grow and it will dominate.”