During parts of 2018 it almost felt like you couldn’t look at a magazine, bookshelf or website without spotting the work of illustrator Sophy Hollington. Her body of work -- one that's elevated the art of linocutting beyond hazy memories of art classes into a sought after stylistic medium -- has the ability to transform any written piece it often seems to accompany. This is down to Sophy’s illustrative talents of course, but also her consideration of the task at hand, steeping her process in research, thematic influences and a genuine interest of exploring what visual imagery can do.
Get your (true) self together with David Keenan and Sophy Hollington’s brilliant, original take on the Tarot. Including both their Autonomic Tarot deck and To Run Wild In It pamphlet, this is a wild, visceral immersion into the esoteric. Includes… 7 – To Run Wild In It: A Handbook of Autonomic Tarot by David Keenan & Sophy Hollington 13 – Autonomic Tarot Deck by Sophy Hollington & David Keenan
During parts of 2018 it almost felt like you couldn’t look at a magazine, bookshelf or website without spotting the work of illustrator Sophy Hollington. Her body of work -- one that's elevated the art of linocutting beyond hazy memories of art classes into a sought after stylistic medium -- has the ability to transform any written piece it often seems to accompany. This is down to Sophy’s illustrative talents of course, but also her consideration of the task at hand, steeping her process in research, thematic influences and a genuine interest of exploring what visual imagery can do.
**VERY LIMITED AMOUNT AVAILABLE After being inundated with email requests from Sophy Hollington’s adoring fans we created six different Autonomic Tarot giclée prints just in time for Christmas. These were available to pre-order for a very limited time last month and we had a couple extra of each of these highly desirable masterpieces printed for […]
Complete Autonomic Tarot is the product of a collaboration between writer David Keenan and artist Sophy Hollington. The pair have again combined to create this newly expanded full deck in a larger-sized format—now featuring 78 cards and an updated guide reflecting the new additions. Now you can enjoy even more of Hollington’s beautiful work as well as Keenan’s visionary take on the cards’ archaic roots, future-visioning the deck as a glam-punk portal deep into the Now.
From The Spell of the Sensuous: Perception and Language in a More-Than-Human World by David Abram: "A story must be judged according to whether it makes sense. And 'making sense' must be here understood in its most direct meaning: to...
2015
During parts of 2018 it almost felt like you couldn’t look at a magazine, bookshelf or website without spotting the work of illustrator Sophy Hollington. Her body of work -- one that's elevated the art of linocutting beyond hazy memories of art classes into a sought after stylistic medium -- has the ability to transform any written piece it often seems to accompany. This is down to Sophy’s illustrative talents of course, but also her consideration of the task at hand, steeping her process in research, thematic influences and a genuine interest of exploring what visual imagery can do.
From The Spell of the Sensuous: Perception and Language in a More-Than-Human World by David Abram: "A story must be judged according to whether it makes sense. And 'making sense' must be here understood in its most direct meaning: to...
During parts of 2018 it almost felt like you couldn’t look at a magazine, bookshelf or website without spotting the work of illustrator Sophy Hollington. Her body of work -- one that's elevated the art of linocutting beyond hazy memories of art classes into a sought after stylistic medium -- has the ability to transform any written piece it often seems to accompany. This is down to Sophy’s illustrative talents of course, but also her consideration of the task at hand, steeping her process in research, thematic influences and a genuine interest of exploring what visual imagery can do.
ROUGH TRADE EDITIONS No.7 To Run Wild In It is a book about tarot, an experimental novella, a ‘channelled’ text and an extension of ideas first broached in David Keenan’s acclaimed debut novel, This Is Memorial Device. Taking the maxim that the best way to understand the tarot is to create your own, Keenan has reimagined the deck as the unfolding of parallel stories alive with uncanny oracular detail. In collaboration with the artist Sophy Hollington, the pair have also created an accompanying deck that, while still having an umbilical to the card’s archaic roots, future-visions it as a glam-punk portal deep into the Now. EUROPEAN CUSTOMERS If you're ordering from Europe you might find it easier to order this title via our distributors IDEA Books or feel free to get in touch with them and they will be able to let you know of the nearest stockist in your country. This way not only will you be supporting independent bookshops, you will also avoid having additional customs charges on your order.
2015
Pour La Femme, le projet de garçons (Marlon Magnée et Sacha Got) qui composent à deux mais s’entourent de plusieurs filles (Clémence Quelennec, Clara Luciani, Michelle Blades, Tatiana Hazel…) en studio comme en live, le postulat paraît...
From The Spell of the Sensuous: Perception and Language in a More-Than-Human World by David Abram: "A story must be judged according to whether it makes sense. And 'making sense' must be here understood in its most direct meaning: to...
During parts of 2018 it almost felt like you couldn’t look at a magazine, bookshelf or website without spotting the work of illustrator Sophy Hollington. Her body of work -- one that's elevated the art of linocutting beyond hazy memories of art classes into a sought after stylistic medium -- has the ability to transform any written piece it often seems to accompany. This is down to Sophy’s illustrative talents of course, but also her consideration of the task at hand, steeping her process in research, thematic influences and a genuine interest of exploring what visual imagery can do.
