16 pages • 6.25" x 9.5" • 4 color off-set • Edition of 2000

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EMILY ANDERSON, BEATA BOUCHT, NOAH BUTKUS,ROBIN CAMERON, DEANNE CHEUK, MARCO CIBOLA,BRYAN COLLINS, DAMIEN CORRELL, JIM DATZ,KEETRA DEAN DIXON, RAY FENWICK, JUSTIN FINES,DAN FUNDERBURGH, YOKO FURUSHO, MELVIN GALAPON, ANNA GIERTZ, GINA AND MATT,GLUEKIT, JASON GNEWIKOW, WYETH HANSEN, J. NAMDEV HARDISTY, BRIE HARRISON, AUGUST HEFFNER, KIRK HIATT, MARIO HUGO, I-MANIFEST,JEREMYVILLE, LUNG, BLAKE E. MARQUIS, STEFAN MARX, KIMOU MEYER, GARRETT MORIN, SCOTT NEWLIN, MAXWELL PATERNOSTER, MICHAEL PERRY, PIETARI POSTI, LUKE RAMSEY, ANDREAS SAMUELSSON, CLAIRE SCULLY, YUKO SHIMIZU,MAJA STEN, TRAVIS STEARNS, HOLLY STEVENSON,JIM STOTEN, STRUGGLE INC., BETSY WALTON, BEN WEEKS, WELCOMETO, HANNA WERNING, MAYA WILD, & YOKOLAND

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ANTHONY WALLACE, LUKE RAMSEY, BRIGITTE SIRE, ROBIN CAMERON, NOAH SHELDON, DAMIEN CORELL, BEN FREDRICKSON, MILAN ZRNIC, JEREMY WILLIAMS, JOSH CLANCY, THEO MORRISON, WYETH HANSEN, ANNA WOLF, AND MIKE PERRY

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Photographer: Anna Wolf

Art Direction: Mike Perry

Style: Nicole Olson

Groomer: Caroline Prince

Models: Salieu Jalloh and Shaun Haugh at Red NYC, Nile Bowie at Q Management.

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256 pages • 8" x 10" • 4 color off-set 

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PRINCETON ARCHITECTURAL PRESS

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EMILY ANDERSON, TYLER ASKEW, ANDY BEACH, KATE BINGAMAN, DAN BLACK, ED BROGNA, RICH BROWD, BARBARA BOTTING, JOSE RICARDO CABRAL CABACO, ROBIN CAMERON, DEANNE CHEUK, PAUL CLARK, DAMIEN CORRELL, JEREMY DEAN, DEMO DESIGN, CURTIS FLANAGAN, DAN FUNDERBURGH, ADAM GARCIA, GLUEKIT, NICHOLAS HANS, NAMDEV HARDISTY, ADAM HAYES, HELICOPTER, HOLLY HOPKINSON, MARIO HUGO, HUMAN EMPIRE, ADRIAN JOHNSON, JIM THE ILLUSTRATOR, KAYROCK SCREENPRINTING, J. ZACHARY KEENAN, JEFF LAI, LIFELONG FRIENDSHIP SOCIETY, KEVIN LYONS, STEFAN MARX, GEOFF MCFETRIDGE, NICOLE MICHELS, PATRICK MILLER, CHRIS MILLSTEIN, MINT CONDITION, GARRETT MORIN, KINDRA MURPHY, NATIONAL FOREST, NEITHER FISH NOR FOWL, A.J. PURDY, LUKE RAMSEY, ANDY REMENTER, ROYAL REMARKABLE, SAGMEISTER INC., ANDY SMITH, ANTHONY SHERET, SAM SHERMAN, TODD ST. JOHN, STRANGE ATTRACTORS, TAPE GALLERY, MATILDA TRISTRAM, & LEON VYMENETS

...Of the 55 practitioners of hand-drawn typography represented here -- each given between two and six pages to show his or her stuff -- none creates work that is remotely ordinary. -- Metropolis, September 2007

...chock-full of inspiration for designers an eye candy for those who just dress like them...Hand Job is about the next generation of superstars, from frighteningly talented students to rising taste makers Deanne Cheuk and Kevin Lyons. It's hours of fun. -- Time Out Chicago, December 3, 2007

...it's uplifting to experience a graphic design book that focuses on hand-drawn typography...vibrant and alive...hip without being pretentious--a true look at an underappreciated art form. This is the perfect book for anyone who appreciated graphic design and values sincere uniqueness. -- BrandChannel.com, October 2007

If, like many of us, you're tired of seeing one computer-generated graphic after another, Hand Job might provide a refreshing change. The book is a collection of hand-drawn type from 55 of today's most-talented hand typographers. -- Step Inside Design, November 2007

If the pages of the Believer, the Sun, and the Virginia Quarterly Review got swept up in a tumultuous tornado and fell on someone's desk, the beauteous result would look a lot the Crier. The pages of the second issue of this new literary magazine are filled with reviews and articles fresh enough to give pause (see the piece on a colony of hemophilic dogs) and graphics intriguing enough to keep you looking for more (check out the illustration on how to make your own foie gras shadow puppet). While technology has made it easier for small publications to start up, it seems those willing to put a stake in the old-fashioned publishing world aren't as common. Not so with the Crier, which insists on hand hold-able paper pages as an important part of the artful experience -- one bolstered by commissioning a different artist to illustrate each issue. -- Jenna Fisher