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It’s the annual that sets the industry standard.  Gorgeous artwork from Anna & Elena Balbusso, Daniel Bejar, Chris Buzelli, Harry Campbell, many more.

“This was a difficult project for me,” says artist Alan Witschonke, “because I challenged myself to develop a new style specifically for this book, based on the art of the Mughal Empire.”

Hannah’s work appears in five locations throughout San Francisco, as well as on limited edition bottles.

“When I finished my head drawing of Khalid Sheikh Mohammed,” says Janet Hamlin, “it was taken to him per the Geneva Convention rules, for approval, and he asked for me to ‘fix the nose.’ I would not be allowed to move until I did.”

Karen Greenberg: “They did two spreads on me (although it’s in Chinese) and I am among great company here. Stefan Sagmeister is in it, as well as Carin Goldberg, Mirko Ilic, Jeff Moores, and Tom Nick Cocotos. It’s quite exciting!”