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Self-published colouring book/zine, 13,5 x 19 cm, 28 pages, postcard inside. Limited edition of 50 copies.
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Many people participate in an annual tradition called "Elf on the Shelf". This was created by a children’s picture book written by American mother-daughter duo Carol Aebersold and Chanda Bell, and illustrated by Coë Steinwart in 2005.
We recently discovered this awesome book and started our own annual tradition with our son. In a nutshell, you read the story to your child and then hide this cute (scary?) little elf in your house each morning in a different place. The idea is that the elf reports the kids' behavior each night to Santa Claus while the children are sleeping. There are only a couple rules like "no touching the elf" and "the elf can't talk".
It's been a lot of fun. If you are interested, check out the links below:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Elf_on_the_Shelf
www.usatoday.com/life/books/news/2010-12-23-elf21_CV_N.htm
www.bookbusinessmag.com/article/how-self-published-book-b...
Thanks for the Explore (December 2nd)!
Canon 7d and 50mm f1.8 on a Vanguard tripod
Hi, all my friends, this is my book.
I think you will like it. Please don't hesitate to buy.
Buy online by paypal:
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For those who haven't heard yet, I selfpublished my first book called Origami Journey (through Createspace). Book is now available on US, UK and European Amazon. Here is the picture of content and the diagram for Windmill Flower so that you know better what to expect from my book.
For those who haven't heard yet, I selfpublished my first book called Origami Journey (through Createspace). Book is now available on US, UK and European Amazon. Here is the picture of content and the diagram for Windmill Flower so that you know better what to expect from my book.
Self-published hand-made book Did we ever meet? Winner of Rock your dummy Award 2013. Full info, edition, price - www.offonroad.com/books/did-we-ever-meet/
THERE IS NO SUN WITHOUT SHADOW
Zine by Alex Catt
28 Page
Saddle stitched
Comes with mini newsprint zine/fold out poster
Edition of 60, hand numbered/signed
Featuring 60 pgs of b/w & color photos of KUMA's work shot in Paris. Published by www.flickr.com/photos/sabeth718 in and ed. of 300 and available at carnagenyc.bigcartel.com/
Find out more on the BoardGameGeek game page: Cirquarles
In Cirquarles players try to place 4 pieces with matching properties in a line.
Components
24 pieces (2 identical sets of 12 unique pieces in white and black colors)
1 game board
Setup
Each player receives 12 unique pieces of one color and arranges them in 4 stacks on own side, close to the game board.
How to play
Players alternate turns starting with the player who controls the white pieces.
Type of pieces
Each unique piece is cut out in the middle and defined by three different properties affecting the gameplay:
piece size: small, medium or large
interior shape of a piece: square or circle
exterior shape of a piece: square or circle
Players actions
During player’s turn player may perform one of 2 actions:
place a new piece on the board, or
move a piece on the board to a new field (Players cannot remove pieces from the board once they have been deployed)
Pieces movement
A player may only move pieces of own color. Player is allowed to only take and move the exterior piece of the stack. Even if other pieces are placed inside. Pieces surrounded by the opponent's one cannot be moved. They are blocked at the moment.
Players can place their pieces:
to any empty field on the gameboard
inside/outside of the other pieces (own or opponent’s), if it can be placed without collision.
If a piece cannot be placed without collision on a field, then player cannot place it there.
Game End
A player wins the game immediately after placing 4 pieces with matching properties in a line (horizontal, vertical, oblique)
A 2011 photo zine published by Hamburger Eyes featuring photos of street art and more taken by Bill during his SF bike messenger days between 1988 to 1994.
Featuring 60 pgs of b/w & color photos of KUMA's work shot in Paris. Published by www.flickr.com/photos/sabeth718 in and ed. of 300 and available at carnagenyc.bigcartel.com/
Find out more on the BoardGameGeek game page: Cirquarles
In Cirquarles players try to place 4 pieces with matching properties in a line.
Components
24 pieces (2 identical sets of 12 unique pieces in white and black colors)
1 game board
Setup
Each player receives 12 unique pieces of one color and arranges them in 4 stacks on own side, close to the game board.
How to play
Players alternate turns starting with the player who controls the white pieces.
Type of pieces
Each unique piece is cut out in the middle and defined by three different properties affecting the gameplay:
piece size: small, medium or large
interior shape of a piece: square or circle
exterior shape of a piece: square or circle
Players actions
During player’s turn player may perform one of 2 actions:
place a new piece on the board, or
move a piece on the board to a new field (Players cannot remove pieces from the board once they have been deployed)
Pieces movement
A player may only move pieces of own color. Player is allowed to only take and move the exterior piece of the stack. Even if other pieces are placed inside. Pieces surrounded by the opponent's one cannot be moved. They are blocked at the moment.
Players can place their pieces:
to any empty field on the gameboard
inside/outside of the other pieces (own or opponent’s), if it can be placed without collision.
If a piece cannot be placed without collision on a field, then player cannot place it there.
Game End
A player wins the game immediately after placing 4 pieces with matching properties in a line (horizontal, vertical, oblique)
Black and white photo zine packed with 22 pages of images from the streets of NYC. Limited to 100 copies distributed worldwide. 100/100 GONE
I have known Lane (aka Leslie) for over five years. I consider her on of my dearest friends. When I discovered we had known each other that long I figured it was time to make another book. While I do not expect to sell any books beyond the two I purchased, one for me and one for her, I did make it available on Amazon. My sole reason was so I could get an IBSN number and feel like I had a “real” book. So, it is a bit pricey, but for anyone who knows my friend you might think it is worth it. Actually if anyone wants it, let me know and I will arrange to at least get you back the few bucks (literally) that I would make on a sale. Amazon adds 15% to the price if I had it available only from Blurb.
I will put in a plug for Blurb. I find making a self-published, online, book is easy, their quality is good, and their pricing is competitive. (darn, I do NOT even get a kick back from them for the plug). Below is a link so that you can preview the book if you wish.
www.blurb.com/books/5452646-lane-schwartz-the-first-five-...
Self-published hand-made book Did we ever meet? Winner of Rock your dummy Award 2013. Full info, edition, price - www.offonroad.com/books/did-we-ever-meet/
Photos and logos from Tokyo and Bangkok. Printed in an edition of 100 and comes with a 4 x 6 photo. Available at www.theupperhandart.com/
Self-published hand-made book Did we ever meet? Winner of Rock your dummy Award 2013. Full info and order at www.offonroad.com/books/did-we-ever-meet/
High-res E-Mags of my work now available for sale at antihero.company.site
and my site at www.toddfollett.com
Any support is massively appreciated!
Stephanie Anderson and Dave Ladd
HSITI Zine 008
A5 Portrait
Saddle-stitched
20pp + cover
Cover: Laser on flouro duplex card
Insides: Full colour on white/green/newsprint stocks
Edition of 100 – 2009.
Makin' Prints is a catalogue of limited edition prints made for and exhibited at Stephanie Anderson and Dave Ladd's exhibition – Making Friends.
Printed on various stocks suited to the prints displayed – all actual prints are available for sale where available. Wholly Shit!
Zines, prints and more – now available for sale in our store.
I just released the fourth volume in my xpan zine series called Paris.
The zine is 8in x 5in with 16 pages and 10 images.
Available at:
(In the garden)
by Amanda Vähämäki
Layout Mika Myyry
Printed in As Ingri
2011
Featuring screenprinted and photocopied pages of drawings by Lydia Fong (Barry McGee), Ken Kagami, Jacob Ciocci, Nemel, and Issac Lin. Published by the Zine of the Month Club in January of 2012 in a sold-out edition of 250. www.zineofthemonth.com/archives/january-2012
Self-published hand-made book Did we ever meet? Winner of Rock your dummy Award 2013. Full info and order at www.offonroad.com/books/did-we-ever-meet
Hi Flickr,
I've released my third photography zine, Burrito Massacre, which is now available for purchase on my website for a mere $5 USD.
Just check out my new store page: www.dommephoto.com/store/
As you can probably tell, I don't really upload anything to Flickr or Instagram anymore. I believe that a photograph isn't really a photograph unless it's printed. So why just keep clicking through your photostream like this when you can have a series of actual photographs to flip through?
24 pages, full-bleed, horizontal format. Really well-printed.
Note: I sell these at cost, so I'm not out to make a buck - I just would like to continue to get my work out to people who might appreciate it, but without the apathy that I feel systematic Flickr uploads represent.
OK, so It took a little bit of time, but I've finally done it. I've published my own Polaroid book
{ on release }. The plan is to create a series of { on release } books each using a different film medium. It's kind of exciting thinking about it. Now I just have to start using my many lomo cameras and my new BBF :)
So if you happen to like what you see, the book is available now in the Blurb bookstore!
Oh and if you'd like to view the layout a little larger click here.
PS. took me forever to add a note to each photo! haha
When I met Dave in late April 2013, he was not doing the greatest but had a positive outlook for his future ahead thanks to guardian angels in the city. Now sober for a number of years and still as witty as always, he's always good for a joke in Peace Park. The first ones always free!
My write-up with Dave from 2013 is visible here, it was also a real treat to finally share with him my photo book I put together. #MadisonBeyondtheDome