TML 1–4, The Magic Line

Published November 12, 2026
Contributed by Omnitype


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Jad Hussein used OT Polar for a four-volume publication series by The Magic Line:

Ansichten aus Berlin, William Wires

For over twenty years, William Wires’ studio has been on the street. Interested in urbanization and social situations, the painter sits on the sidewalk, looking, painting and conversing with his surroundings. This publication presents some of his work in Berlin.

Burnside, Rich Gilligan

Burnside Skatepark is located underneath the Burnside Bridge on the east side of the Willamette River, Portland (OR). Construction began on Halloween night in 1990 with a shitty little bank. Photographer Rich Gilligan documented life here in 2004.

Voix rapides, Antoine Séguin

Take a stroll with Antoine along the Parisian expressway networks, where in a gray landscape of chrome reflections and flashes of colors, adventurous painters speaks out.

Rough Sonata, 2024

Between February and April 2024, XXX dug into his archives while drawing and painting for this publication. This zine presents his work.




The Magic Line. License: All Rights Reserved.


The Magic Line. License: All Rights Reserved.


The Magic Line. License: All Rights Reserved.


The Magic Line. License: All Rights Reserved.


The Magic Line. License: All Rights Reserved.


The Magic Line. License: All Rights Reserved.


The Magic Line. License: All Rights Reserved.

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