Unique book binding

Nov 2, 2019- If you’re on this board you love books. You love reading. You love literature. Mountains of paperbacks litter your bookcases; a reminder of your eternal and ever expanding to-read list. Here you will find relatable quotes, humourous images that highlight the silly bits of being a bibliophile and fantasy illustrations that embody the feelings of journey and safety reading novels grants us, the joy of reading itself, as well as the intimacy with characters that we each know well…

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The Viewbook is Art Center's primary print piece for student recruitment. We created a unique user experience distinct from our Web site that reflects...

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Note: This particular project combines tips and instructions from all over the Internet with some of my own improvisations. I learned a lot throughout the process, and, while my notes below may ma…

hipercuriosidad is my final degree project. It's a collection of words related to the world of design formalized in a students publication. The idea was to use the extra-university experience of people involved in the world of the design in order to contr…

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Design concept, Catalogue Design Design team: Nadav Shtreimer, Michal Suday We were asked to design the catalogue for the 2011 graduates of the Fashion Track at Shenkar College in line with that year's concept - Craftology: 2011. The catalogue focused on the graduates’ meticulous hand work. During the design process we created a format that allocates a unique title page to each student, presenting close ups on details from the student’s personal sketch book together with a studio…

During this 3.5-hour workshop, participants will get to learn basic bookbinding skills and 4 variations of Japanese Stab Binding - 4-Hole, Hemp Leaf, Noble and Tortoise Shell. Participants will get to choose from a variety of colours for the cover and thread. All materials and tools provided. No experience needed.