Art Book Editions by Soi Books
Art Book Editions
Art Book Editions is a podcast and video series from SOI Books, diving into the creative process behind collectible, limited-edition art books. In each episode, we talk to the artists, photographers, graffiti writers, designers, and storytellers we’ve published. These are real conversations about making art books from scratch — from first idea to final print. Honest, remote, behind-the-scenes. If you're into bookmaking, design, visual culture, or untold stories behind independent publishing, hit subscribe
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17 de jul. de 2025
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Ep 2. Dwayne Fields FRGS on Cimarron, Wild Origins and Graphic Storytelling 17.07.2025 36:08
In this second episode, we’re joined by Dwayne Fields - FRGS , broadcaster, explorer, and now first-time graphic novelist to talk about Cimarron: The Wild One. From surviving hornet stings in rural Jamaica to trekking across the Arctic, Dwayne opens up about how his real-life adventures inspired the fantastical world of Cimarron, a bold, peak-human character fighting crime under the cover of explo...
Ep 1. From Street Walls to Limited Edition Books | Remi Rough’s art journey 17.07.2025 34:16
What do unfinished lines, South London streets, and Alice Coltrane have in common? In our first episode, artist Remi Rough unpacks the raw stories, community ties, and personal process behind his latest project with Soi Books: B-Sides and Outtakes . This episode explores how graffiti shaped a lifelong journey in art, from walls to intimate book covers. B-Sides and Outtakes is available now in a li...
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