A clean, balanced issue that mixes street experimentation, landscape deconstruction, poster-art mastery, and crisp design thinking. The structure is pared back — intro, picture book, Bam Bam, reviews, profiles, and Pop Life — giving it a tighter rhythm than most Juxtapoz editions and letting each feature breathe.
Craig Costello (KRINK) sets the tone with bold, monochrome drip aesthetics and the evolution of his paint lineage. Mary Iverson follows with geometric overlays slicing into natural landscapes, turning scenery into controlled collapse. Saner brings myth-rich, folkloric Mexican surrealism; Jonathan Zawada adds sleek, conceptual, design-forward visuals; and Emek anchors the issue with dense, psychedelic poster art packed with intricate linework. Autumn de Wilde rounds out the set with her warm, stylized photographic portraiture. A crisp, modern-feeling issue with a strong balance between street, design, and fine-art detail — perfect RB shelf material.
