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Throughout EEPMON’s career, his work has been a recurring feature in Computer Arts, the world’s leading publication for the professional creative industry. Based in the UK, Computer Arts was the definitive global authority on digital design, and being recognized in its pages was a significant milestone in his professional development.

Featured in Computer Arts Magazine’s March issue pg#19, 2013

EEPMON’s relationship with the magazine began at a pivotal moment in 2008 and evolved alongside his practice:

∙ The Global Graduate Showcase (2008): He was honoured to be the international winner of the Computer Arts Graduate competition, receiving the “Excellence Award” for Illustration. This award served as the launchpad for his professional career, validating his unique intersection of computer science and traditional composition on a global stage.

∙ Professional Commissions (2009): Following the award, EEPMON was commissioned by the editors of Issue #158 to create a custom illustration piece and provide an in-depth interview. This was a transition from “emerging talent” to “professional peer” within the global design community.

∙ The SVA Residency & “Image of the Day” (2013): Later in EEPMON’s career, the magazine continued to track his evolution, featuring his work from the School of Visual Arts (SVA) residency and highlighting his digital-meets-analogue process in their “Image of the Day” and March 2013 features.

For EEPMON, Computer Arts was more than a magazine; it was the gold standard for technical and artistic mastery. These features represent a decade of growth and remain a testament to his commitment to pushing the boundaries of what is possible in the digital medium.

Computer Arts Image of the Day + Interview, 2013

EEPMON, having won the international Computer Arts 2008 Graduate competition, he was given an interview and commissioned to create an illustration piece for issue #158.

EEPMON won with high honours, “Excellence Award,” for Illustration in the Computer Arts International Graduate Showcase of 2008.