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www.thefrontispiece.com
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| | | | | A book designer inhabits a strange world between two large industries: graphic design and publishing. Because they are required to communicate with and anticipate the needs of both, book designers are regularly confused for inhabiting one or the other exclusively. At The Frontispiece, we often get mistaken for a publishing house or a graphic design studio, when we're actually neither and somewhat both. There isn't a great one-word embodiment of what it is that we do, but "book designer" is as close as we've come. Explaining what a "book designer" is is best done by explaining what it isn't. | |
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www.letterology.com
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| | | | | Letterology covers typography, hand lettering, books, ephemera and other topics related to design. | |
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www.letterology.com
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| | | | | Letterology covers typography, hand lettering, books, ephemera and other topics related to design. | |
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www.bauhaus-imaginista.org
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| | | Anni Albers and Ancient American Textiles // // Article // Jun. 7 2018 // At the time Anni Albers wrote On Weaving in 1965, few discussions of Andean textiles "as art" had appeared in weaving textbooks, but there were numerous publications, many of which were German books published between 1880 and 1929, that documented and described their visual and technical properties. Albers almost single-handedly introduced weaving students to this ancient textile art through her writing and her artistic work. | ||
