The last three weeks have been exhausting: My plan had been to finish with 346 before I start my writing course, but of course that didn’t happen. Actually I am still not finished, which means I fail the deadline for the Exhibition in Venice where I wanted to enter it. Then there was half-term, and […]
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Worktable Weekly: Making of a Study Book for Artists (Part IV)
This is Part IV of showing the process of how I made the book to the left. In the first part I cut the paper and boards, and prepared the pages for the book marks that are attached to the page’s corners. In part II the book block got sewn. In part III the boards […]
Worktable Weekly: Making of a Study Book for Artists (Part II)
This is Part II of showing the process of how I made the book to the left. In the first part I cut the paper and boards, and prepared the pages for the book marks that are attached to the page’s corners. Dies ist der zweite Teil des Making of des Buches auf der linken […]
Another Study Book
This is the sibbling of the study book that I started to make in yesterday’s blog post. The idea behind these study books was to create a book for artists who want to take more than a sketchbook outside for their studies. They have a mixture of different papers to allow you to change your […]
Worktable Weekly: Making of a Study Book for Artists (Part I)
I finished the book on top the other day. It has 200 pages, a mix of sketching- and drawing paper and watercolor paper. As the name suggests, the sketching paper and the drawing paper are both best suited for dry media. The difference between the two is that the drawing paper is white which better […]