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Posts Tagged ‘Books’

Clothbound Penguin Classics

Clothbound Penguin Classics

Penguin Classics has created a series of clothbound novels, designed by Illustrator Coralie Bickford-Smith. Each book in the series is a true work of art, and is bound in an elegant colored bookcloth and stamped with a one-color foil stamp of a pattern inspired by the work within. Penguin is already on it’s second series [...]


1 of 1500

1 of 1500

“1 0f 1500″ is a 10-Year retrospective book highlighting the collaboration between JDK (Jager Di Paola Kemp) Design, Higher Ground, and the Iskra Print Collective. It showcases over 120 silk-screened music posters and features comments by the designers and the bands themselves. The cover is silkscreened and hand-numbered out of 1500 copies (hence the title [...]


Engrave Your Book

We recently discovered a really cool website called Engrave Your Book. Engrave Your Book curates an artist series of engraved leather covers for Moleskine® notebooks, and you can even get custom covers engraved for yourself or your company! There are some really cool designs available for purchase, including the one above by Option-G. Take a [...]


Pop-up Video

Who said pop-up books were for children? Check out this video showcasing Marion Bataille’s brilliantly done ABC3D pop-up book. Marion is a graphic artist and illustrator living in France. Debuting in October of 2008, ABC3D is her first book published in the UK. You can find it online and at Target. While the video is [...]


Little Golden Books

Little Golden Books

What cost 25 cents in 1942 and still puts a smile on everyone’s face today? The Little Golden Books series of course. From now until May 9th, one of our favorite locations–the Central Library of Baltimore–is hosting an exhibition of original illustrations from the series. Shown here are two of my personal favorites, The Saggy [...]



I Can Read Movies!

I Can Read Movies!

Check out these cool retro book designs by Spacesick. Inspired by 60′s book covers, these designs are based on fictitious novelizations of classic films and movies. Some are more believable as actual books, and some are a bit unexpected–Space Jam and Ernest? Either way, the attention to detail and quality of illustration in these pieces is outstanding. [...]