Belio's 30th issue is also the second one since this magazine upgraded its formula to a bigger and thicker format. If the previous, 10th anniversary issue was a mind-boggling and self celebrating affair, this one, focusing on old culture and art forms (let's throw in here the poltically uncorrect term of "primitive art) shows how much the magazine is benefiting from its new formula: the interviews are a lot better presented, some artists get a lot more pages to expose their works, and the whole thing is more professional and considerably nicer to hold and marvel at. A very recommended invitation to dive again in Belio's graphic explorations.