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Schuyler Quentel NLT, Full Yapp Black Goatskin Bible
The New Living Translation (NLT) has surged in popularity in recent years, but high-quality premium editions have lagged behind demand, leaving many enthusiasts eagerly awaiting Schuyler Bibles’ all-new NLT Quentel. This release, the seventh in Schuyler’s acclaimed Quentel series (following translations like the NASB, ESV, NKJV, NIV, CSB, and RSV), far exceeds expectations and stands out as one…
(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aC7D213vIV4)
Designing the Good Book - Quentel Reference:
The Bible Design Blog is run by J Mark Bertrand, and focuses on bringing the Good Book into the 21st Century through contemporary, considered design and typographic detailing. The designs are all based on current versions, but with a more considered approach, the books are allowed to turn into something more:
'Focus on one thing and do it well. That’s the philosophy behind Bible Design Blog. Here the focus is on the physical form of the Good Book. I discuss good design with an emphasis on reader-friendly formats, which means elegant layout, opaque paper, and sewn bindings that open flat. The Bible is more than a reference work. It’s meant to be read. Choices made by designers, printers, and bookbinders all influence readability––though their sway usually goes unremarked. Not here.'
J Mark Bertrand, Bible Design Blog
The Schuyler Quentel Reference Bible is the first in a new line from Danish firm 2K Denmark. It is heavily influenced by bibles that already exist on the market, but with many subtle changes; the first of which being the stock choice, luxurious 45gsm paper, much thicker than the conventional 25gsm choice. This adds more of a quality finish, something that the 11pt text and spot colours also attribute to.
To see a more in depth study of the Schuyler Quentel Reference Bible on The Bible Design Blog, click here to see Bertrand's original post.
