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Tag Archives: Book Design
An Edible Cookbook Promotion.
Korefe has designed and produced what they are calling the “First and only Cookbook you can read and eat”. With pages made from sheet pasta, that have been embossed with text, that claim might be right. The book is made … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising, Art Design, Books
Tagged Book Design, Books, Cookbook, Edible Books, Germany, Korefe, Lasagne, Publishing
Design Friday. Netherlands Decorated Books.
Less than 100 years ago books were considered to be a luxury item in many cases. Most were still hard bound, they were still fairly expensive, and they were usually owned by individuals that had enough expendable income to afford … Continue reading
Posted in Art Design, Books
Tagged Art Nouveau, Book Design, Jan Toroop, Jozef Cantre, Netherlands, Nieuwe Kunst, P.A.H. Hofman
Stanley Kubrick in 2874 Pages, Napoleon: The Greatest Movie Never Made
Lately I have been on this limited edition kick. Especially when it comes to books and audio-visual packaging. I’m a huge fan of Taschen, so I’m not sure how this slipped past me earlier this year but I’m glad I … Continue reading
Posted in Art Design, Books
Tagged Book Design, MM Paris, Napoleon, Stanley Kubrick, Taschen
Design Friday. Germano Facetti, and Penguin Classics
When I was growing up, there was always a steady flow of Penguin books that came through my house. Both my parents were voracious readers, and the steady flow of books from the library, or Walden books seemed endless. In … Continue reading
