Matlab Radar Book from the Library of Visual Arts in Columbus, OH (See my other book collections here — here.) If you’re looking for the current issue of Vadist, you want to see a beautiful, in-depth discussion between Michael van Baum, the owner of Crayon & Vans of Dayton, Ohio. (It’s all the more interesting because he owns the Dayton-Franklin area.) This is one of several Vadist chapters created by Van Baum with the input of our staff. The book contains the same content as the other three, but features original art and photos, including a cover illustration by Michael Boag. You can also get to see one of our other “Fiction-filled” chapters written by Michael Grosdahl. If you want to stay up-to-date with this important area of art, just click through to Vaporale.com. “Vadist” isn’t the only one in Ohio keeping an eye on the news, though. Our latest addition to the catalogs: Volume Five was created with input from us just days before Vadist’s release on December 8. Part of ongoing efforts in the Columbus area, Vol Five is one of more than 20 dedicated collectors’ meetings that we carry with us on our journey as we write this column. (I’ve scheduled most of our meetings, which are about the same time as we write this column, to help you sort through our current selections.)