Jon Burgerman’s commercial, private and collaborative pictures will be presented to the public and offered for sale, premiering in an impressive publication. Dare to enter the colourful world of Jon Burgerman’s art, where no one and no thing is spared from his lines and where pens are still your best friends.

The reader is offered 300 bright pages, including three fold-out pages and a miniature sketchbook. And if that wasn’t enough to tempt you, there is also a DVD with a documentary and a whole host of other goodies.

The book and a lot of other entertaining knickknacks can be viewed on the British illustrator’s website.

www.jonburgerman.com

The magazine’s latest issue deals with the concept of Infographic – often viewed by lots of designers as a necessary evil.

The creative at the magazine beg to differ and have packed all their convincing arguments into one issue. The designers, who are presented in the magazine, love their jobs and consider Info graphics to be particularly challenging due to its call for a necessary clarity, as well as general appeal. Once these criteria have been fulfilled, the designer in turn feels a more extreme sensation of fulfillment.