Publications

New book: The Cecil Touchon Asemic Reader

June 13, 2019

TYPOGRAPHY BETWEEN ILLUSTRATION AND ART | 2012 |[publication]

TYPOGRAPHY BETWEEN ILLUSTRATION AND ART Includes the art of Cecil Touchon BRIGHT! illuminates typography which for many artists is loaded with creative potential. How much power of expression is contained in a letter, a word,…

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June 25, 2018

Art and Text Exhibition

This exhibition will take place from November 1 through December 19, 2019 at the Ridgefield Library. This Art & Text show will take place simultaneously across 14 Fairfield County library gallery venues in Connecticut from September through December 2019. And the topic, Art & Text, lends itself to any number of beautiful possibilities and is […]

FALL FORWARD: An Exploration of Language and Light – Timothy Yarger Fine Art

I have some works on view in Los Angeles at Timothy Yarger Fine Art. Stop in if you are in LA.

When did Cecil Touchon Die?

When doing a search for ‘Cecil Touchon’ on google I noticed that one of the suggested search terms from google is “when did Cecil Touchon die?”. Being Cecil Touchon who, as far as I can tell, is still alive and currently writing this post, it is an amusing suggested search term to come across. It […]

Touchon Collages in Sept./Oct. issue of Harvard Business Review

Harvard Business Review commissioned three images for an article in the September/October 2019 issue of Harvard Business Review. See the Article online HERE.

Diving Deep into the Creative Process, with Cecil Touchon

ANTRESE WOOD interviews Cecil Touchon in this Savvy Painter podcast.

New book: The Cecil Touchon Asemic Reader

UPDATE: The Reader is now available on Amazon. BUY HERE. I have been working with Michael Jacobson of Post-Asemic Press to create a new book to be published later this summer called the Cecil Touchon Asemic Reader, The Asemic Reader will contain a significant number of Asemic Writing works as well as my typographic collages […]

Drawings from 1975

This year we are working on digitizing all of my work all the way back to 1975 when I was first in college in Saint Louis, Missouri. The above are a few of the 50+ student drawings that I still have in the archives.

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