book use

interest in the use of printed books in contemporary culture.....as creative , decorative, and functional objects.
thoughts on ebooks & ereaders, book related text & quotes, typography, textile & paper arts, maps & mapping, and bookstore & library love are all present. oxo.

unconsumption:


London-based graphic artist Daniel Speight (aka The Soft City) turns rows of books into detailed images in his Book Block series. Instead of seeing individual spines on a bookcase, you can view different buildings in a London neighborhood.



Speight’s designs are handcrafted by screenprinting on books that have either been abandoned or are destined to be pulped. His project transforms old reading material into detailed three dimensional art that celebrates the unique architecture of London’s streets.


(via Artist Turns Discarded Books Into Images Of London Streets - PSFK)
We’ve published volumes of book-reuse-related posts (heh), browse ‘em here.

unconsumption:

London-based graphic artist Daniel Speight (aka The Soft City) turns rows of books into detailed images in his Book Block series. Instead of seeing individual spines on a bookcase, you can view different buildings in a London neighborhood.

Speight’s designs are handcrafted by screenprinting on books that have either been abandoned or are destined to be pulped. His project transforms old reading material into detailed three dimensional art that celebrates the unique architecture of London’s streets.

(via Artist Turns Discarded Books Into Images Of London Streets - PSFK)

We’ve published volumes of book-reuse-related posts (heh), browse ‘em here.