Jun 06

Interview: Raymond Biesinger: The self-taught Canadian illustrator on the sometimes blurry line between corporate and personal work

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Interview: Raymond Biesinger


Montreal-based Raymond Biesinger is a self-taught illustrator. His work has featured in publications including the New Yorker, Monocle, the Guardian, Time, GQ, Dwell, the Globe & Mail. With such immense…

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