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Alphabet City, an Ignorant Coloring Book by FUZI

12:43 PM PDT on October 21, 2014

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Artist FUZI has just released a new book, a limited-edition coloring book-- but not one for the kids.

The book is 52 pages, and features handmade binding and a screen-printed cover. The interior is riso-printed, and each page features a different letter of the alphabet and a corresponding Ignorant Style design by FUZI UVTPK. The book was produced in a limited-edition of 250, and each is hand numbered and signed.

It is available here. Keep reading for a look inside the book...

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0FUZIABCHEAD
0FUZIABCK
0FUZIABCORG
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