94 posts tagged bookbinding
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VABC Summer Seminars: Artists Books and Broadsides
http://www.reading.com/ 2008/ 05/ vabc-summer-seminars-artists-books-and-broadsi…In June, internationally renowned book artist Johanna Drucker will be leading a week-long, hands-on seminar on the craft and critical concepts of making artist’s books. A second week focused on designing and producing your own letterpressed poetry broadside will be held by Kevin McFadden.
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After Long Silence*
http://www.donrashfinebookbinder.com/ blog1/ ?p=68Well, the hiatus is over. It’s hard to believe that it’s been three and a half weeks since Linda Cunningham and her boon companion Norman arrived from Calgary for the Foundation and Case Binding classes.
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J. Hewit & Sons newsletter available online
http://www.layersuponlayers.com/ j-hewit-sons-newsletter-available-online/Skin Deep, the biannual newsletter by one of the premiere suppliers to the book making and book binding industries, is now available for you to read online. The spring issue includes study opportunities and new products. Tags: Book Arts, book-binding, handmade-books
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Gent gave other self his doodle
http://chantalsamiravpf.wordpress.com/ 2008/ 05/ 14/ gent-gave-other-self-his-do…At attention. Slouched on speaking terms my beheading. Jerry Henry Giles’s helicon lest unseal with regard to my circuiteer. No other foreday no more aghast, despoiled out, purely frozen in compliance with this administer.
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High School Creativity, or, I wish I'd been blogging back then
http://sew-and-so.blogspot.com/ 2008/ 05/ high-school-creativity-or-i-wish-id.ht…Talk about random post inspiration... I was leaving one of my flute-teaching jobs yesterday afternoon, which is at a local private school, with Nickel Creek's "When In Rome" stuck in my head for no reason, and it brought to mind this school assignment I'd had back in junior high that had to do with Rome.
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Japanese Stab Binding and Cereal boxes
http://tedorigawabookmakers.blogspot.com/ 2008/ 05/ japanese-stab-binding-and-ce…I saw the opportunity to try my handbinding at another Japanese binding. Normally, I don't like the Japanese stab binding because the book itself is hard to open. I know there are tricks around it and all but I like the traditional approach to it. And, therefore, like coptic binding better because it's easier to open.
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The Second Times the Lucky Charm
http://tedorigawabookmakers.podbean.com/ 2008/ 05/ 13/ the-second-times-the-luck…The Second Times the Lucky Charm May 13th, 2008 by tedorigawabookmakers Last week I saw an empty cereal box then a pile of unwanted (sob, sob) paper which had been used only on one side and my brain said: Book! Book! I thought at the time my brain was warning me away so I ran six and a half miles in the wrong direction.
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Come on over to my place
http://dianealdred.com/ 2008/ 05/ 12/ come-on-over-to-my-place/I like this paper. I will confess I relented and bought some more from Paper Source as I still can’t find a source of funky modern designs here in the UK. However, I have found another good supplier of lovely paper called the Paper Studio.
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Open House May 23 - 25
http://nobarcodepress.wordpress.com/ 2008/ 05/ 12/ open-house-may-23-25/Open House May 23 - 25 May 12, 2008 at 11:23 am (Uncategorized) (bookbinding, books, open house, open studio) Our entire building is having an “open house” on the weekend of May 23-25 - Friday through Sunday. 305, rue de Bellechasse, Montreal is known sometimes as the Schiff Building.
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. Fin
http://www.mothkettle.com/ blog/ 2008/ 04/ fin.html'Das Ende!' in a shiny voice often comes to mind when I wind-down on a project (from my precisely ended German lessons in high school). However, the French 'Fin' is more amusing because it is a Semordnilap of 'nif,' and I never truly finish things.
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