OthalaM - Hardcover solo - Standart version

Intended for an advised audience, sexual content, not suitable for underage readers.

Intended for an advised audience, sexual content, not suitable for underage readers

#hardcover solo first issue by OthalaM!

We are back! As you might have seen through the announcements this year #hardcover returns, but not just with a collective artbook, we also are proud to present you the first of many monographs, showing the erotic art of only one artist, dedicated to their work. And not only that, but we have the pleasure to have such an amazing artist for the first volume, and that is OthalaM.

About the book:

OthalaM - a #hardcover solo book is a 204-page hardcover book printed on 150g Arctic Volume paper, with a matte finish on the cover and a format of 190 x 243 mm or 7.5 x 9.6 inches. The book is a collection of works and it contains selected art from the past years. All books come with a special slipcover, open on both sides made of 300g paper to protect your book (and the spicy cover that it hides).

About the artist:

Based in Northern Italy, OthalaM started drawing as a young girl, never really thinking it could seriously turn into a career. At first, her main mediums were graphite, colored pencils, and watercolors, but she soon abandoned them in favor of a small drawing tablet, gifted to her by a clueless parent. She’s been making digital art ever since.

Despite choosing to pursue a degree (a full-time job soon after) in a completely different field, her passion for making art only grew stronger, drawing almost every day and posting as much as she could trying to build an online presence.

Now, when she’s not working, she spends all of her time painting spicy fantasy ladies for private clients and publishers.

You might be familiar with her work from the many comic covers she worked on or maybe from her social media and Patreon. Even though she is not working as a full-time artist, her output is huge and she keeps posting multiple artworks per week. Which is great, because that's the best way to fill an art book.