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Monday, 8 February 2010

Typographic Terminologies








The second part of the brief was to pick four terms ourselves and then present these in a similar format to our original four. I wasn't happy with the original four so by redesigning them into a pull-tab book I had a chance to play around with more dots!!!

few pictures from the book, was quite pleased to be honest, need to improve my horrible bookbinding skills though!

Tuesday, 24 November 2009

Kingston: Bookbinding






After going along to the Small Publishers Fair two weeks ago, chatting to an amazing French Man and his lovely Korean wife I became engrossed in the ways you can bookbind. I may have also spent my weekley budget that Saturday! Here I've got a few snaps of what I managed to make over the duration of the week.

'My Perfect Sketchbook' - Perfect is defined individually I feel and I wanted to make a sketchbook that I feel comfortable using in many environments, It has a theme of red black and white, my perfect colour theem, grey/white alternating pages to draft and finalise work on, a couple of acetate insers as well as some tracing paper and semi-transparent sheets to work on.

One of my favourite projects so far, mainly for the playful, hands on factor.