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Dirty Book
2007, Book Review illustration
Client: The New York Times
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This book review illustration accompanied an essay by Ben Schott in which he argues that abusing books can be ok, given the right circumstances.
The idea for this illustration was to ‘abuse’ (in this case, clean) a famous ‘dirty book’ by putting it thru a wash cycle. After much deliberation we chose D.H.Lawrence’s Lady Chatterley’s Lover.
Co-design: Loren Flaherty
