Inktober Illness: Shawn Coss Complete Collection Art Book, Series 1 + 2
Inktober Illness: Shawn Coss Complete Collection Art Book, Series 1 + 2
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One drawing a day, every day of October, each one a mental illness given a face. Shawn Coss's Inktober Illness started as a daily ink challenge and turned into the series that made his name. This is the complete run, series 1 and 2, in one small book.
Why Inktober Illness matters
Inktober asks artists for one ink drawing a day. Coss used it to draw what he saw as an ER nurse: conditions most people only know as words. The pieces are stark, black and white, and hard to look away from.
Who this book is for
Ink artists and illustrators who want to see a daily practice turned into a body of work, tattoo artists looking for reference, and anyone collecting Coss's work. It's the pocket companion to It's All In Your Head.
Product details
- By Shawn Coss
- Inktober Illness series 1 and 2, complete
- 6 x 9 in softback
- Printed on 100 lb matte cardstock
- Unsigned or signed
FAQ
Is this in It's All In Your Head?
The big book includes these pieces with longer descriptions. This is the compact, drawings-first version.
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