A bright, polished, and design-forward issue that sits squarely in Juxtapoz’s early-2010s sweet spot. The flow runs through intro, style sheet, profiles, Showstoppers, reviews, insider notes, Pop Life, and a closing perspective, with the whole magazine leaning heavily into illustration mastery, branding culture, and character-driven art.
James Jean anchors the issue with his impossibly fluid, dream-soaked draftsmanship, followed by George Lois bringing big-idea, old-school advertising bravado. Serena Mitnik-Miller adds calm, organic pattern work; Pez injects hyper-happy graffiti characters; and Jason Alper dives into conceptual, celebrity-adjacent pop art. Sanrio delivers the full cute-culture empire treatment, and 123Klan rounds it out with crisp, graffiti-influenced graphic design. A colourful, smartly curated issue blending illustration, branding, street style, and pop culture — prime RB-ready Juxtapoz.
