An illustration of a black silhouette standing before a towering plume of smoke. A red circular badge in the corner reads “Anders Nilsen recent work”. To the right, a small, smiling robot on wheels is accompanied by text that reads “He invented a friendly robot. Of course, it was designed for killing people, but it was still very friendly about it”. A footnote clarifies that the pictured robot is for lifting things.

Holy Consumption of Chicago

Words: Jez Burrows
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Date: 11 April 2007; Work
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The Holy Consumption of Chicago serves up weekly drawings, experiments and sketchbook excerpts from illustrators Jeffrey Brown (right), John Hankiewicz, Paul Hornschmeier and Anders Nilsen (left).

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