Signed & Numbered Limited Edition of Proud Too Be Weirrd with an Exclusive Print!

Iconoclastic British artist Ralph Steadman has been creating editorial and political illustrations for more than five decades. Steadman is revered for his ink-splattered, anarchic, and often shocking drawings. His well-known illustrations alongside the work of literary legend Hunter S. Thompson have long been celebrated and have achieved a cult-like following. Together, Steadman and Thompson's iconic work has come to be known as Gonzo journalism.

Ralph and Hunter first met in 1970 on an assignment from Scanlan's Monthly magazine to cover the Kentucky Derby. Their 40-year friendship included collaborations on seminal books such as Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas and The Curse of Lono, as well as numerous articles for Jann Wenner's Rolling Stone, including the George Foreman vs. Muhammad Ali fight and coverage of the Watergate scandal.

Proud Too Be Weirrd is the ultimate monograph of this creative genius. Steadman's first-person narrative takes us on a literary and visual journey of his well-known, provocative work and is accompanied by his acerbic wit, heartfelt political views, and unique sense of humor. This must-have limited edition is signed and numbered and includes an exclusive print.

Author: Ralph Steadman
Binding Type: Hardcover
Publisher: Ammo Books
Published: 12/31/2013
Pages: 448
Weight: 10lbs
Size: 19.30h x 14.70w x 2.10d
ISBN: 9781623260217


Award: 2013 IndieFab awards Silver Medal Winner - Art Book

About the Author
Ralph Steadman is the recipient of numerous awards and accolades for his illustrations in classic books such as "Alice in Wonderland, Treasure Island, Animal Farm, "and" Fahrenheit 451." His revered work has appeared in numerous publications throughout the years, including "Rolling Stone, The Daily Telegraph," and "The New York Times." This fall, a documentary film on Steadman, narrated by Johnny Depp, will be released by Sony Pictures. Fifteen years in the making, the film "For No Good Reason" highlights the many reasons to admire this one-of-a-kind artist. Likewise, PROUD TOO BE WEIRD celebrates the profound creative genius of Ralph Steadman.