Andrew Remington Bailey
Canadian printmaking student Andrew Remington Bailey turns his drawings into some pretty impressive prints considering he hasn’t graduated yet. His style draws from tribal patterns and graphic novels, and can range from grotesque to hauntingly beautiful.
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