Two gems from the 1960s are back on the shelves, those being Do You See What I See? and Do You Hear What I Hear? by Helen Borten, which have been reissued by Flying Eye Books. Read more
If you love the cult TV show, you might want to invest in Matthew Weiner’s Mad Men (Taschen). And when we say invest, we mean invest. Read more
The title The Tale of Tomorrow: Utopian Architecture in the Modernist Realm may be a bit of a mouthful but – looking at the futuristic buildings of the 1960s and 70s this new book is very cool indeed.
How does the idea of a retro colouring pastime grab you? If it does, check out the Vogue Goes Pop Colouring Book by Iain R. Webb.
Not quite sure if this is primarily aimed at adults or children. I think both will probably enjoy some time with Where’s Warhol? by Catharine Ingram and Andrew Rae.
We have featured the work of Mel Elliott in the past, including the 1980s Bumper Activity Book, the Colour Me Good 90s book and Colour Me Good Chairs. Now she has dedicated herself to one person in particular with the David Bowie Colouring Book.
