Raw Talent documents the world of adult entertainment, taking readers backstage for a previously unseen glimpse into the making of pornography and the grit, emotion, and creative spirit behind the glossy facade of the pleasure business.

To tell this tale of contemporary pornography, photographer Rosie Marks spent one year following Brazzers, from its global network of adult studios to international porn conventions to the quotidian routines of its top performers.

Size: 33.7cm x 31.4cm
No. of Pages: 176
Publisher: Self Published

'Raw Talent' by Rosie Marks

 with our new T-shirt. Bring it to our screenings, and we’ll add the date to it using a handheld printer.

DoBeDo custom cut T-shirt
100% Cotton
Cut & sewn in Portugal
Screen printed in London

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Reely Film Club T-Shirt

Reely Film Club T-shirt

Book #013 in the '6x4 Photobook Series' is 'For Relaxing Times...' by Johny Pitts.

These books are designed, assembled and bound in-house, with images printed in the 6x4 mini-lab format. This method allows us to produce high-quality books ourselves in small runs. All books are signed and editioned by the artist.

NB: Only a limited amount of these books are available online, they will predominantly be sold at book fairs DoBeDo Projects takes part in. Follow 

Size: 27 x 20.8cm
No. of Pages: 42
Edition No: 60
Print Type: Digital print on uncoated black stock
Publisher: DoBeDo, 2025

'For Relaxing Times...' By Johny Pitts

John Stezaker

John Stezaker is a British artist known for his distinctive approach to collage and manipulation of appropriated imagery, most notably historic Hollywood film stills, actor's head shots and postcards. In 2012, he became the first non-photographer to win the Deutsche Börse Photo Prize, with a practice defined by cutting, splicing, and juxtaposing found photographs to create what he describes as “apertures into another world.”

In Episode 04 of Reely and Truly, filmmaker George Baggaley visits Stezaker at his home in London and studio in St Leonards-on-Sea. As he prepares for a string of upcoming exhibitions, Stezaker creates new bodies of work, reflects on his long career, the power of absence in collage in a culture overwhelmed by imagery and his mission to recapture the lost “magic power” of images.