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In my 45-minute session, I play with the following methods for creating a "text" book—a sketchbook inspired by words and letters.
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Tilden Magazine by Edward Johnson cover by Eugenia Yoh
Tilden is a fortnightly literary magazine for long-form serialized fiction. Following in the footsteps of classic magazines such as The Strand, The Smart Set, and The Black Mask, it provides a platform for both emerging and established writers to create and experiment with works that unfold across multiple installments.
For our first issue, coming this May, I'm thrilled to feature writers including Laird Hunt (National Book Award finalist), Sophie Mackintosh (Betty Trask Award winner, Booker Prize longlist), Briana Loewinsohn (2025 Harvey Award winner), Thien Pham (Eisner Award winner), and Matt Thorne (Booker Prize longlist). Sign up to receive the first issue for free. Instagram / Website
Illustrator Yan Hei Rachel Ng
I am an editorial and children's picture book Illustrator from Hong Kong, currently based in Dorset, UK. I created vibrant illustrations with bold colours and characters. Instagram / Website
Illustrator Tania Tania
I’m a self-taught Ukrainian illustrator currently living in Chicago, with a background in advertising and print, and I work primarily in narrative and conceptual illustration. I enjoy working with bright colours and creating fun characters. I often get inspired by the mixture of small daily things by adding an odd twist to them. Instagram / Website
Robos by Robin Beausejour
I am a chef and have always hated waste, I shop thrift stores and was recycling long before it was a thing, I have always been able to see patterns in things, so one day I was looking at some stuff I no longer needed, spoons, bottles, screws ect. and started to see figures, I called them Robo's all done with materials that would have went to a landfill, I have no idea how I do this,I look at a pile of junk and start to see things form and sometimes it surprises me what I have made. These are my smaller Robos. I also do large things, which I place on my front lawn, and am surprised by how much my neighbours love them. Kids really like them, like a dragon from an old lawnmower and a horse from old bike parts.
Quilt block seat covers by Nancy Feldman
I needed to recover dining room chairs. Instead of buying yards of upholstery fabric that is very expensive, I made my own fabric using pieces of wool and tweed. Each seat cover is a different quilt block. Instagram
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April-May-June 2026 the creative self • texture • artist residencies