A young student in Tokyo has spent four years designing his “City on the Ocean” entirely out of paper. Not exactly a book, but thought this incredible masterpiece is amazing. Apparently the light changes for different effects. It also features a working paper train, a ferris wheel, and lots of architectural flourishes.Wednesday, 3 February 2010
A PAPER CITY FANTASY
A young student in Tokyo has spent four years designing his “City on the Ocean” entirely out of paper. Not exactly a book, but thought this incredible masterpiece is amazing. Apparently the light changes for different effects. It also features a working paper train, a ferris wheel, and lots of architectural flourishes.
Thursday, 14 January 2010
Poster?
Well I supose we need to have a poster for our stall at the international artists book fair.
sexy poster no?
from THE POWER OF BOOKS
Promoting Leipzig Book Fair
A bit of Russian style font and propaganda style
An artists book fair in LA with their poster illustrated by a LA artist
Busienss cards
Well seeing as we're going to be producing works and promoting ourselves as artists and art collectives.
Tactile wooden business cards are, well look they're grand!
Objects as business cards!
more on the large corporate end of things Swizzels Matlow give you the opportunity to promote your event on their sweets, for a price!
A printed rectangle just doesn't cut it anymore
Good morning
I have started up a wee twitter account for the Leeds College of Art artists to vent their bookie thoughts on, Drop us a tweet on @BookFairLeeds. I've started following a few other great tweeters like @artintheunusual, @_NAP_
Yesterday a group of us from LCA interdisciplinary went down to the Merrion market in Leeds to have a look through their pretty awesome collection of zines Kunstfruend.wordpress.com some of us bought posters and screen prints as well as a few little badges. It looks like the place that would really be open to selling some of the books/zines/arty bits and bobs that we create after the book fair is over.
Oh stumble stumble stumble how I love you. www.stumbleupon.com is the most glorious website where you can specify the areas you are interested in and click the Stumble button and discover away.
Over the course of the next few months we shall all be posting up our insparations leading up to the bookmaking workshops we shall be holding.
Then look out for soem of our work appearing up on the site.
See you soon.
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