The Wharfedale Machine
Very similar, if not the same, as the press @typoretum has.
Wonderful.
The Wharfedale Machine
Very similar, if not the same, as the press @typoretum has.
Wonderful.
Japanese Chiyogami
The Black with Gold Waves Chiyogami is silkscreened onto machine-made sheets of mixed kozo and sulphite. Japanese Chiyogami is a very cooperative and beautiful paper that is an excellent choice for bookbinding, collage, greeting cards, box making, book arts, and jewelry.
I teamed up with micro biologist Simon Park to create some bioluminescent typography! Over a day the bacteria grew and created wind swept shapes of their own.
Some Los Angeles Apartments, 1965
Ed Ruscha
Great post over at Mondoblogo featuring all of Ed Ruscha’s artists’ books.
Paper Making in Britain, a lecture by Gerard Pink.
Designed by Tom Eckersley and printed at the London College of Printing
Wood Work
As a celebration of a fundamental printing technique, Wood Workcombines the beauty and unique character of wood with the precision and control of modern CNC technology. Resembling a flow diagram of production, its stages are broken down into clear
components of writing, drilling and printing. The installation was used to produce a set of text works citing colloquial language, followed by workshops conducted with local schools around aspects of how languages mutate.
via Things to Say