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Book Design for artist Giacomo Santiago Rogado, ”In-Between Things” 2013, Motto Distribution
I love the idea of making a cover a simple type ‘illustration’. In many ways I feel it brings more imagination to the whole publication. This publication in-particular experiments with type setting in both shape and orientation but also plays with colour and texture. This is something that I wish to bring into my publication. A mix of imagination, orientation and colour.
Windows-based typography.
Although this is type, the idea of almost glitch-ing reminds me of the visual illusion in the Lacrosse and some others I have posted, where a striped acrylic runs across an image to make an animation.
Glitch-ing is also something I associate with Frankenstein. In some ways Frankenstein’s monster is a ‘glitch-ed’ human.
As a group of work this project works really well. By having it all together the work has a unity and look and feel as one.
Marie Proyart (Paris)
Textorama exhibition in Centre Pompidou, 2015
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An almost installation publication. I like the way the text and content flow and connect so well.
http://www.leonardo-angelucci.ch/
”X” for Unblinking group show.
http://njokigitahi.com/Boom-Book
Really clever use of binding here. It creates a whole new element within the design. Taking an aspect of functionality and turning it into something much more could be something to look into throughout future work. I wonder if it would be possible to spell frankenstein unbound within the binding? Probably isn’t as catchy as “BOOM”…
outstanding find Galen. is the thread photoluminescent/phosphorous?
GSA book
Book about The Glasgow School of Art, building designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh
196 pages
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The simplicity of printing over another book. It bring so much more meaning to what a book is, that it only have one use, only one purpose. But do they really? They are just paper, they can be used over and over again as paper. Each time bringing more meaning to something so simple.
As a few posts bellow, the paper looks like sewing pattern paper. In many ways a sewing patterns are just like Frankenstein, a whole lot of different parts put together to make one thing. Fabric sewing isn’t much different to binding, there is still ‘sticking’, ‘glueing’, ‘sewing’ of two or more surfaces to make one.
Reusing and repurposing old patterns to make a publication, Frankensteins publication?
Flavia Cocchi
What defines as a cover?
Layering up pages. An idea for my final publication?
Another delightful example of binding that can be unbound; an idea that i’m really hoping to incorporate in my final publication!
Breaking the traditional binding techniques, its a interesting way of enclosing a publication.
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By using different sized pages this publication has a very layered and almost textual feel to it.
