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96/365/2022, 4114 days in a row.
made with a single A4 sheet of paper and a card cover, I have no idea what I'll do with them but they were fun to make :)
Raccoondoll Lara relaxing with her notebook and journal :)
I was inspired by a friend to try my hand at some bookbinding.
I shot this at the DXpedition in October with my Hasselblad 500cm and the new NONS Instax Square full frame back. This is my friend Andy’s notebook where he kept notes on the stations he was hearing. Andy passed away a few weeks after this trip.
I'm a journal/notebook junkie. Most of these are Moleskines because I love 'em! This group contains the better ones - not including the spiral bound notebooks.
I sometimes distress the pages with brown inks, to make them look aged - but I accidently overdid these pages and did’nt want to use them for my case files. Instead I drew a pattern which I spotted on Pinterest, to simply cover the pages with something and so that I can carry on to a fresh new page spread. I thought of pause music, but imagine these pages to be a visual pause instead.
Envelope makes great covers for these pocket sized notebooks. The pages are made from salvaged scrap papers, and the covers are adorned with vintage Indonesian stamps.
Mais uma ... fiz o quilt a mão a partir de um risco de stencil. Os tecidos manchados são importados.
Texture: www.flickr.com/photos/texturonline/
Texrure: borealnz
“All the noise in my brain. I clamp it to the page so it will be still.” -Barbara Kingsolver
Similar to hummingbirds almost always being on the move when awake, my brain tends to be quite active. I have found it helps tremendously to get some thoughts that won’t quiet down on paper. It’s rare that I don’t have a notebook with me and I plan on always having one as a companion.
Notebook from Land & She, bandana from Wayfaring Wolves (Etsy).
Today's entry in my lomo notebook.
I love these days when my mailbox is full of letters.
Here are my first efforts in the world of book binding, small A7 sized notebooks, and I have to say I am pretty pleased with them as an initial attempt, which is unusual for me.
I didn’t have any book cloth and it is quite expensive, so I made my own using some old cotton twill trousers. I simply cut out a piece of fabric, laid it on a thick piece of glass, and then overlaid it with a larger piece of tracing paper coated with PVA. I then gently (don’t press too hard) rolled over it with a printing roller and allowed it to dry.
More images and info on the blog: thehessiansack.blogspot.co.uk/2012/07/little-handmade-not...
I bought a couple more kits to play with, this one was notebooks & folders with lined paper. Not too hard to put together, but there's a lot of cutting. The two model planes were also part of the kit, but I don't know why LOL. Anyway, I put them together too. The kit is 1:12 scale, but I think it can easily work for 1:6 also.
A travelers's notebook I made using veg tanned leather (a meaningful process for me) which has become my companion...doodling is one thing I sometimes do in order to cope and survive. I love how the leather cover for my small sketchbooks takes on unique character as I use it.
What do you do when you've lovingly designed your wedding invitations and had them printed on 100% recycled card using vegetable oil based inks and then the printer delivers 1,200 instead of 200 rendering them not very eco-friendly?
Well... you buy in lots of blank recycled paper and recycle the invitations into covers for lovely little hand bound notebooks.
There are just 150 of these notebooks available and when they're gone, they're gone.
Check out my profile for an Etsy link where you can buy these little lovelies.
Art montage animation. 25 seconds.
"Everyone carries a room about inside them.
This fact can be proved by means of the sense of hearing.
If someone walks fast and one pricks up one's ears
and listens, say at night, when everything round about
is quiet, one hears, for instance, the rattling
of a mirror not quite firmly fastened to the wall."
- Franz Kafka, "Blue Octavo Notebooks" (1917-19).
Is there any more enigmatic writer in the early 20th century than the great Bohemian Franz Kafka (1883-1924)? Kafka's worked opened the door to questions about existence and freedom as his world lurched from one world war to the next (which mercifully he did not live to see). en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Franz_Kafka
Inspired by these questions of Kafka, contemporary composer Max Richter has recorded a great double album, "The Blue Notebook" (Deutsche Grammophon, 2018). To back up my images of the disassembled self in modernity, I have included the words of Kafka narrated by Tilda Swinton.
You may want to watch this short animation several times.
Raccoondoll Lara relaxing with her notebook and journal :)
I was inspired by a friend to try my hand at some bookbinding.
In the declaration of the rights of man, they forgot two rights: objection and flight..... Charles Baudelaire.
Christmas gift for my daughter's friend. Sort of a last minute thing. I roughly used this tutorial at One Red Robin, but recreated the measurements around a notebook I already had.