Pavement Licker No.07

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www.weareshadows.com joshjoshjones.wordpress.com strokeface.wordpress.com www.relaxintochaos.com www.pavementlicker.com CONTACT Email: info@weareshadows.com CONTRIBUTORS: Paul Insect, James-Lee Duffy, Andreas Laszlo Konrath, Hero of Switzerland DAN, John Slade, Jake Jones, Phil Smith, Christopher Slevin, Andrew Rae, Jon Fox, Margot Bowman, Thomas Genower, Ray Kane, Tom Medwell, Nick Haymes, Squid, Marie Berry, Joao Caridade, Steven Silverwood, Michael Perry, Darren Cullen, Harry Malt, Andrew James Jones, Craig Salmon, Kate Moross, Dirk Metzger, Ian Stevenson, Johan Mosse, Victor Auslander, Dan Wilton, Matthew Green, Dave Chase and Duffy Jewellery. Special thanks to James-Lee Duffy, Josh Jones, JT and Alan at Jarballs Printers for making it happen.

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Pavement Licker No.07

Published on Dec 4, 2019

JAMES-LEE DUFFY

Back in 2003, graphic artist James-Lee Duffy and writer Josh Jones started a ‘zine. It promoted fresh talent alongside more established names in the underground art world and it was fiercely independent. Nearly 20 years later it’s still going strong and Pavement Licker has grown into something much bigger, while still retaining that original focus. Known for their extensive contacts in the art world, Pavement Licker has continued to promote artists to a global audience through the ‘zine, collaborations and curated art shows. They even opened up the work of their favourite artists to a whole new audience on the labels of an eponymous beer created with the brewery Verdant. They’ve also worked with the Saatchi Gallery, collaborated on clothing lines, made more zines, created screen prints, raised lots of money for charity, and continue to do what they want. Successfully.