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Ian Stevenson by Lost At E Minor
London-based illustrator Ian Stevenson claims that he's got "ideas crammed into his head like toys in a popular middle-class boy's bedroom." I don't suggest you try to get though the wordy biography on his website, but I do encourage you to take a look at the work and watch the documentary. Stevenson uses humor in his naive linework to create an eco-statement. If that's not enough, his work has been exhibited alongside the likes of Banksy, David Shrigley and Jamie Hewlett.
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