OK, so it’s not quite Sarah Palin with lipstick horns, but it’s a big departure for a magazine that, in its first volume, had only single pantone covers, and then for volume two moved all the way into subtle, hard-to-print colour fades.
Graffiti artist Krink has supplied them with their first-ever definitive graphic, on a metallic background. Next thing you know, it’ll be cover lines.
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He did the same thing for Arkitip if I’m not mistaken.
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