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Flowers of Pakistan
Sana Masud

Flowers of Pakistan poetically holds & tenderly asks what it means to inherit land in a country you do not live in.

Illustrated and written by Sana Masud (she/they) a multidisciplinary artist and designer based in Brooklyn, NYC focused on grief + irreverent humor.

Childish Books
2022
First Edition of 200
5 x 7”

︎ $10 USD  ︎
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Looking in the Night
Hannah Moog

Emerging Artist Hannah Moog invites readers to sneak out the window and slip into an enveloping world of illustrations. The book's lyrical text quietly encounters the many queries of the night, before returning the protagonist to their cozy bed. Subtle and spacious, Looking in the Night is a dreamy read for all ages.

Available in two formats, a pocket sized zine edition & larger coil bound artist book!

Mini Zine Edition:
Custom die cut cover Laser printed
Saddle Stitched
28 pages
First Printing of 200
3.875 x 5.5”
2022

︎ $8 USD  ︎

Limited Edition Artist Book:
Risograph Printed, Coil Bound, Custom die cut cover & special fold-out-floral spread,
Hand numbered edition of 150
6.275 x 9.5”
2022

︎ $25 USD  ︎
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Worms Don’t Work for Wages;
An Anticapitalist ABC’s
 Julia Epifania Basnage

This playful take on an alphabet book is a simple, yet compelling, digestible, yet thorough, introduction to interrogating capitalism. We love how Worms Don't Work for Wages pushes against the historical tendency in western children's literature to map colonizer norms onto personified animals: from Curious George to Babar. Continuously reminding readers, of all ages, that animals do not, in fact, rely on the same capitalistic social structures.

Childish Books
2021
Third Printing of 300
5.25 x 5”

︎ $10 USD  ︎
Slow Looking by: These Views Are Our Tools 
Lukaza Branfman-Verissimo

Inspired by, and dedicated to, artist, educator, and social justice advocate Corita Kent, Slow Looking: These Views Are Our Tools is an invitation to practice a different way of seeing our world. In this artist book, Lukaza Branfman-Verrisimo offers us prompts, coloring pages, and 2 dicut viewfinders, as tools for slowness.

Currently on second printing
Risograph printed, coil-bound
2021
30 pages
5.5 x 8.5 in

︎ $15 USD  ︎
Image Description: The cover of a vertically bound book with a bright golden yellow coil spiral. On white paper the title is Risograph printed in Purple, and a dit cut cover creates a readymade viewfinder to reveal a rectangle of the title page below. In the window to the title page we can make out elements of block letters including a "W L O" in the center, with purple shading in the background Image Description: An open spread of a vertically bound zine, Risograph printed in purple ink on white paper, with a bright yellow coil. The top page has a photograph of the artist holding a viewfinder with a triangular cut out up to their face so all you see is their eye. The bottom half is a handwritten page of text about Corita Kent. An open spread of a vertically bound zine, Risograph printed in purple ink on white paper, with a bright yellow coil. The top page has the phrase “When I slow down i notice more” in large block letters that fill the space, run together, and break lines at odd intervals, so you have to read it slowly to understand. The bottom page had a line drawing of two paper lantern looking objects hanging from sticks in a small rectangular box, with a bit of text inviting the reader to use the zine as a coloring book. A photo of the book Slow Looking test on a table unbound from it’s coil. On the right The interior pages are slightly fanned out on the dark wooden surface. Towards the left, a white hand holds the cover sheet a few inches above the table. The center of the cover has a die-cut rectangle which frames a bright orange satsuma, the books loose yellow coil, and a number 2 pencil, on the table below.
 

10% of proceeds will be donated to Maine Youth Justice, an organization working to end youth incareration in Maine.
Blobs in Chairs
Hanson Coleman

The blobs explore chairs! A meditation on sitting, lounging, and rest. 

Risograph printed, staple-bound
2020
16 pages
4.5 x 5.5 in

︎ $6 USD ︎
An illustrated ‘blob’ character with simple rounded appendages, two dot eyes and a small line for a smile, sits on the ground with one ‘leg’ through the whole in the back of a school chair. The image and hand written title are all risograph printed in green ink on cream paper. A spread from the zine, risograph printed in green. In this illustration here are two blobs interacting with two separate charis. On the left a blob sits on the ground, faintly smiling while they stick their head through the armhole of a lawn chair and hold one of the front chair legs with their left arm. On the right a blob looks more expressionless as they straddle a tipped over school chair backwards. A spread of the zine risograph printed in green. In the illustration, one ‘blob’ character is laying backwards in a striped beach lounge chair with a blank look on their face. A spread from the zine, risograph printed in green. In the illustration there are two blobs interacting with two separate charis. The one on the left has their head rested on a low round stool with their legs encircling the legs of the stool, one visible arm draping to the ground, and a blank look on their face. The second blob has their arms and back on the ground and their legs up on the seat cushion of a plush arm chair. A ottomon is over the blobs face and only one eye can be seen peaking out from under it.