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Edited by Michael Clark, the 32-page issue is about "creativity, excellence, experimentation, innovation and a celebration of letters." In full color the issue showcases seven international lettering artists: French calligrapher Michel D’Anastasio, whose letters are Photoshopped to produce dramatic effects; Carl Rohrs of Santa Cruz, CA, who brings his unique energetic style to each commission; Martin O'Brien, a woodworker who collaborates with John Stevens in Winston-Salem, NC to carve letters in wood and stone; France's Claude Mediavilla, who specializes in gestural calligraphy and abstract painting; Sophie Verbeek of Switzerland, who experiments with free gesture calligraphy; the beach calligraphy of Andrew van der Merwe of Cape Town, South Africa; and Israel's Malla Carl, whose specialty is the Bible in art and lettering.

International Lettering Artists (2011, Vol. 33 No. 2)

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