Andy Warhol: Drag & Draw Kaylee Rowena from “alpha code” to “zygodactyl

from “alpha code” to “zygodactyl

Once you flip through this mix-and-match menagerie of busts – depicting monsters

Stanton’s grizzled face says more than any words could convey

It is an aesthetic choice that allows for reading comfort and keeps the double pages intact and without loss

Andy Warhol: Drag & Draw Kaylee Rowena from “alpha code” to “zygodactylBy Andy Warhol and Nina Schleif. Published by Hirmer. Hardcover, 144 pages, B&W and Colour, 1950s 1980s (2016 printing) Andy Warhols oeuvre during the first decade of his career, before he became the godfather of pop, proved to be enormously influential on his lifes work, yet remains little known. Drag & Draw highlights two series of drawings from this decade, when Warhol first began to explore the controversial and for him deeply personal subject of