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u003cpu003eu003cbu003ePhaidon's 'Vitamin' series has long proved an extraordinarily accurate predictor of tomorrow's stars. This latest instalment is a cutting-edge and indispensable survey of the very best of contemporary drawing, as chosen by a panel of the world's leading art expertsu003c/bu003eu003c/pu003eu003cpu003eOver the past 50 years, drawing has been elevated from a supporting role to a primary medium, ranking alongside painting as a central art form. Since Phaidon's publication of the first such surveys (u003ciu003eVitamin Du003c/iu003e in 2005 and u003ciu003eD2u003c/iu003e in 2013), contemporary artists have continued to explore drawing's possibilities - from intimate to large-scale works, in a diversity of mark-making processes and materials. u003ciu003eVitamin D3u003c/iu003e showcases more than 100 such artists, as nominated by a global panel of more than 70 international art experts.u003c/pu003eu003cpu003eu003cbu003eThe more than 70 nominators include such iconic figures asu003c/bu003e: Iwona Blazwick, Louisa Buck, Mark Coetzee, Thelma Golden, Laura Hoptman, Geeta Kapur, Pablo León de la Barra, Christine Macel, Kate Macfarlane, Hans Ulrich Obrist, and Zoe Whitley.u003c/pu003eu003cpu003eu003cbu003eThe more than 100 selected artists includeu003c/bu003e: Miriam Cahn, Robert Crumb, Tom Friedman, Tania Kovats, Claudette Johnson, Rashid Johnson, Otobong Nkanga, Toyin Ojih Odutola, Deanna Petherbridge, Christina Quarles, Qiu Zhijie, Nathaniel Mary Quinn, Wael Shawky, Emma Talbot, and Johanna Unzueta.u003c/pu003e