One of two posters made in Lawrence, KS, being brought to the Sacred Stone Site.
A multi-colored, abstract image of water being turned into toxic sludge, replete with dead fish skeletons. Over the surface of this disaster, a shadow of a snake, referring to the oil pipeline as a black snake. In front of the scene, the yellow crime-scene barricade tape, or caution tape, which states: “STOP THE PIPELINE!” #NoDapl.
Booklyn has long been a sister project to Justseeds, helping us distribute our print portfolios for over a decade now. Over the past couple of years they have really boosted…
Chicago, November 22 – 24 Instituto Grafico de Chicago
We’re happy to share a new free, downloadable zine coming out of Montreal: “This zine is an effort that brings together many critically important voices speaking from their own experiences…
El Machete Illustrated