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| The Memory Key | Photo from Kenjio's Etsy |
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| Thinker on Sundial Fold | Photo from Kenjio's Etsy |
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| Sleeper on Pyramidal Blossom | Photo from Kenjio's Etsy |
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| White on Whit Double Book Birdie | Photo from Kenjio's Etsy |
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Showing posts with label book art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label book art. Show all posts
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| Alicia MartÃn, Biografias | Photos from Flavorwire |
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| Loving this book end! |
There are other great designs to choose from on the Etsy site. I think they also accept custom designs. It would be great for our bookshelves! I also saw this really cool book end.
The Arrow Magnetic Bookends is one of my favorite. Looks like it shot right through the books right? Really cool! Hopefully these book ends will make you buy more books.
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It's been a while! I haven't posted much here because I'm so busy. But of course, I always read whenever I have the time. Now let me share this lovely book art by Bronia Sawyer.
Looks like quilled book pages! Just lovely! To see more of her creations, check out her site here!
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This is a fun pendant lamp shade I saw on Etsy. Each lantern is handmade and would be entirely unique!
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| I want this in my room! |
Really creative! Check Zipper8Lighting's Etsy page to check more of these lovely Lanterns!
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| The book art that will sweep you off your feet ;) |
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| And how about a food for thought! :) |
You can check more of them here!
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These works of art by artist Bronia Sawyer are interesting alternative use for the written words.
Love the owl! Head over to her site to check more of these artworks!
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Such a cutie right? I got this from Nalini Singh's website. The Guild Hunter series is my current favorite! Although I haven't read the other books yet, I heard that as the series progresses, it gets better! Here's my review of the first book Angels' Blood. I'm excited to read the next book in the series, Archangel's Kiss, that garnered high ratings from Goodreads. Fellow book blogger Gabby reviewed the third book and rated it five. So far, it's her favorite book in the series! I have to push those books to the top of my to-read pile! :)
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This is called Hypertext Book Sculpture created by Stephen Doyle.
This book art was up for auction but I think it's already sold for $2,000. Wow!
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I first saw this Paper Dress on Tumblr. My first reaction was "Wow! Stunning!". It definitely is right!
This awesome dress is created by Jolis Paons for a creative class. The paper dress is actually made purely out of phonebook paper! Oh well, it turned out absolutely gorgeous! Here are the details of the dress.
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| the pleated skirt |
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| It looks perfect from the top! |
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| the back is beautiful! |
see more here!
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This Paper Tube Heart would definitely be useful on your desk. Her ideas are really admirable. To check more of her creativity, click here!
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Amazing, right? Jillian Tamaki created this beautiful quilt cover for Penguin Classics. She didn't only create one but three covers. For more details, check them out here!
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Ever heard of edible books? Yes you heard that right! Head over at Cake Wrecks to see the awesome goodness of their Sunday Sweets: Bookin' It. For now just savor the moment with their edible version of The Hunger Games!
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| So cool! |
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This week's book heart is Su Blackwell's awesome book sculptures.
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| 2010, Hazel Tree (from Aschputtel) |
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| 2010, Little Red Riding Hood |
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| 2008, The Girl in the Wood |
These are just few of my favorites. Head over to her site to see more of her wonderful creations!
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I guess I need to catch up on this blog. I miss posting awesome book arts that will really grab your attention. Just like these Book Covers with Coordinating Book Marks!
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Graphic designer and illustrator Igor “Rogix” Udushlivy came up with this great concept to use dust jackets and bookmarks together to create a unique image of a paper book.
Let's take a closer look at these books.
What a great idea to personalize books! My personal favorite would be Paris and Moby Dick! :)
To get more details about these goodness, check his website!
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This week's book art would be a DIY on how to make your book into a handbag. Since the previous book art I posted was about book purse, why not try to make one yourself! How does that sound? :)
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All you'll need, in addition to the book itself, is half a yard of fabric, a $4.99 handle kit, some ribbon, a button--and a free afternoon. The book can be a used one, better if it's an old book that you want to recycle.
The instructions are very easy. It doesn't need sewing. You just have to glue a little of this and that...
And there! You have created your book bag! For more details, just click the source above! :)
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