Founded in 2018, Flecha Books seeks to recover, curate and publish graphic material that has been either overlooked or neglected, and make it visible again.

Flecha Books es una editorial independiente que busca recuperar, curar y publicar material gráfico soslayado u olvidado y hacerlo visible nuevamente.

 
 

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Flecha is the publishing undertaking of illustrator Leandro Castelao and graphic designer Francisco Roca.

Flecha es el proyecto editorial del ilustrador Leandro Castelao y del diseñador gráfico Francisco Roca

 
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In a dance brimming with energy, @eumiel figures orchestrate color, form and movement: They celebrate life. ‘Unfolding’ is a hand-printed silkscreen print series. Available at our shop.
Hijos y Amantes, por D. H. Lawrence La tapa es de Cotta. Sons and Lovers, by D. H. Lawrence Cover by Cotta.
los 🌻 libros 🌻 del🌻 mirasol cover, back-covers and spines.
Like stills from a film, @mechibaz women stay put, depicting her own visual explorations of joy and sorrow. This Unfolding showcases @mechibaz colorful illustrations in a limited edition accordion print. Available at our shop.
Norah's work is filled with motifs that repeat throughout the years. Explore her visual world in our latest title. Link in bio Norah Borges. Out of Sight / Fuera de Registro Bilingual edition 256 pages ISBN: 978-1-7337023-1-7
May is here and we’re getting ready to start shipping our latest title about Argentinean artist Norah Borges. If you haven’t got your copy already → link in bio. Empezamos con los primeros envíos en US y en el resto del mundo
Following up on previous posts, here’s Buenos Aires’ icons developed during 1970s for the city’s markets. According to designers González Ruiz and Shakespear + team, three saturated primary inks were used to highlight the &ls
Japanese cigarette packagings from the 60s and 70s 🔴🟣🟡🟠
A new take on yesterday’s post featuring the iconic 🌈 rainbow for ‘Buenos Aires Week’ during 1971, as well as how the city’s logo and type were supposed to work together. The font choice, originally meant to be Bertold-Grotes
Recently revisited an old tweet by @designreviewed and we felt like expanding it a bit. Enjoy! During the early 1970s the city of Buenos Aires faced what might be considered its first rebrand work. When tracing a new visual identity for the city, de
Cover 🤝 Backcover Our latest book on the creative process of Argentinean artist Norah Borges is now out in the US and available for worldwide orders. Shipping starts mid-May. Get your copy, link in bio.