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Who Needs Books?
Taken by nate bolt
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#4
Taken by Paul Octavious
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Display
“Modern Graphic Design Collection and Rare Graphic Design Books.” I think I could spend all day surfing around this site.
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Carrier Pigeon
Taken by Richard Elwin Hook
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Forever / from a working library
“The technological means to produce an archive are not beyond our skills; sadly, right now at least, the will to do so is insufficient. Let’s hope that doesn’t last forever.” The older I get, the more I want to become a digital pack rat.
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Stacks for Moms Birthday : )
Taken by Paul Octavious
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Thursday afternoon
Taken by Sara Flemming
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Display | Modern Graphic Design Collection and Rare Graphic Design Books
Saved to drool over later.
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Tarzan
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ink and tea.
Taken by Sara Flemming
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how i intended to spend my day.
Taken by Nicole
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Make This Year Awesome!
Taken by Paul Octavious
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It's In the ABC's
Taken by Emily Marsters
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Shelving system for Vitsœ by designer Dieter Rams in 1960
Saved for that day when I get around to buying a house.
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Less and More: The Design Ethos of Dieter Rams
Man, I wish I could find someplace to buy this. I’ve got some birthday money burning a hole in my pocket.
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# 4
Taken by Paul Octavious
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How do you Tuesday?
Taken by Sara Flemming
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I've been sketching...
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Personalized Road Atlas / Leather–Bound National Parks Atlas Series
Want. These are absolutely gorgeous, but the national parks one is by far my favorite.
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Ed Ruscha: Catalogue Raisonné
“Official website of the Edward Ruscha Catalogue Raisonné of Paintings. The catalogue is a projected seven-volume series of books that will document the entire painting corpus of the artist from 1958 to the present.” Inspiring, inspiring stuff.
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New Work: ‘Quantum of Solace’
“The book collects together all of Ian Fleming’s Bond short stories in a single volume for the first time and includes stories that inspired the Bond film classics From a View to a Kill, For Your Eyes Only, Octopussy, The Living Daylights and of course, Quantum of Solace, the latest in the series.” Just in time for Christmas, this looks absolutely gorgeous. I’ve never read any of Ian Fleming’s short stories, but I’ve always wanted to check a few out. This looks like a perfect way to do it in style.
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Wall full of voices
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A beautiful stack
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Thirds
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Annotated
I’ve never been a big note taker when reading, but I’ve found myself having this same issue about wanting to go back to a few things I found interesting. I’ve always found the whole book a bit intimidating, so this should help.
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Covering Bond
Penguin’s new Ian Fleming’s James Bond covers.
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Shepard Fairey for Penguin Books
Glad to see some classics getting some covers worthy of their content. The cover for Animal Farm is appropriately sinister.
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Stream sketch
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Acme Novelty Library #18: Books: Chris Ware
So cool. If you’re still looking for a Christmas gift for me this wouldn’t be a bad one.
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The Future of Reading (A Play in Six Acts)
It’s a bit sensationalized but Mark Pilgrim makes some interesting observations about Amazon’s new Kindle service.