Rouges-Gorges et Cosaques | Interview Millot Gadet Editions Allia Wonderful x-mas wreath - free craft tutorial - Pickles This wreath was not free, but it was all worth it. We like it so much, that we´re considering to leave it in the livingroom after x-mas is over;) What we used A big wreath of straw. Seethrough thread Needle Loads of felted balls. You can make your own, but it will take some time. How we did it Put 5 balls on your thread and lay them over the top of the wreath. © OFFICEABC (MMVIII-BEYOND) - Brice Domingues & Catherine Guiral Textfield, Inc. — Publishing and Distribution Les Trois Ourses - Livres d'artistes et artistiques Atelier Vis A Vis : Bienvenue Col. Polygraphies Col. Anabase-Artefact Col. Col. Col. Edition générale Tirages de tête Collection Escarbilles Hors Collection Ouvrages de Réflexion Dernière parution Book project International Tome 2 d’une trilogie initiée en 2012. Bref historique Crée en 1987, l’Atelier Vis-à-Vis est la première maison d’édition de Livres d’Artiste établie à Marseille. Au fil des ans, 90 titres ont vu le jour avec 4 collections de livres d’artiste,1 collection de « livres d’artiste enfants », 2 revues, 1 collection d’ouvrages de réflexion sur l’édition de création, ainsi que d’autres ouvrages hors collection, souvent imprimés au plomb, accompagnés de tirage de tête ou pas. Catalogue 1 Collection Polygraphies : Format 26 x 36 cm, relié pleine toile, sous jacquette, parfois avec une incrustation en couverture. « Pense-Bête » de Yvan Daumas, texte de E.M. de Matos. 1200 € - « Tourments et Extases » de O. " Regard Enfant » de Danielle Ubéda, texte de E.M. de Matos 1200 € - « Sang Dragon" de Yves Schemoul 950 € - -J.
Roadside Art Online Is it any surprise that so much of America's great art can be seen from the window of a passing car, in the melange of shop signs, billboards and cheesy buildings, in the personal monuments people make in their gardens and empty lots, on the makeshift, lean-to margins where artistic preconceptions and ambitions don't exist? Read more: Windows to the Vernacular The Gyros Project Visit environments See the signs Fill up on junk Explore ruins View vistas large and small Motels! The Grog N Groc Hall of Fame Store names can be roadside literature in the same way that their signs can be roadside art. The Latest Stuff | Roadside art | Outsider pages | The idea barn | Home Copyright William Swislow 2011
Antenne Books Bookbinding: Otabind | Make Your Book Real Traditional methods of bookbinding, such as oversewing (where pages fall out) or double-fan adhesive binding (where margins are lost), will soon have to make way for Otabind. An article I read over at hyphenpress.co.uk explains the Otabind method in perfect layman’s terms. Hardback (or ‘perfect binding’) books already separate the textblock from the book cover, to allow for pages to lie flat and still remain intact. For paperback (or ‘softbound’) books, however, there has been little improvement in terms of the technical. How does this work? Hot glue, also known as EVA or PUR glue, is heated and applied to the spine of the textblock. Cold glue, on the other hand, needs 24 hours to dry, and as such many printers do not want to invest in it, as they can make more profit with hot glue. Where does Otabind fit into this? The cold glue also ensured that the pages are very difficult to pull loose. Want some more visuals on Otabind? *Latest news*: We like the little things. Like this: