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Limited Special Edition Digital Tools: Art Prints + Slanted Magazine #47

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L.-M. Harmsen, Limited Special Edition Digital Tools: Art Prints + Slanted Magazine #47, 1,000 copies. Karlsruhe: Slanted Publishers, 2026. Available at: https://www.slanted.de/product/special-edition-digital-tools-2/

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In collaboration with Metapaper  and Gallery Print , we are thrilled to present a special edition of Slanted Magazine #47—Digital Tools. In addition to the magazine, this edition includes ten art prints by various artists that explore the issue’s theme by showcasing a variety of digital tools.

The 23.5 × 15.5 cm art prints are each printed on a different type of high-quality Metapaper, using a variety of printing techniques such as foil, varnish, or debossing.

The following prints are included:
Encrypted Archives by Lena Weber 
Iso Drawing by Nahuel Gerth 
Moon Cycles by Dounia Rebeiz 
Introverted by Karl Sims 
Superpower by Philipp van Laar 
Dot to Dot to Dot to Dot by Matthew Clark 
Typozone/6/Typo Biomimetics by Dora Balla 
Root by Ana Maria van Dierendonck 
The Warmth by Roselena Ramistella 
Downtown Egg Fishing by Victor Verhelst 

The set includes a poster—listing all prints, their artists, and the tools and techniques used—as well as a sleeve, both designed by Lars Harmsen.

About Slanted Magazine #47—Digital Tools
Spring/Summer 2026

Slanted Magazine #47—Digital Tools explores the tools that shape contemporary creative practice. This issue offers a diverse look at the global creative scene and uses numerous examples to demonstrate how digital tools are used to create, challenge, and rethink design itself. By introducing new workflows and technologies, Slanted Magazine #47—Digital Tools inspires both experienced designers and beginners to explore the creative potential of digital design. Learn more about this issue here .

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