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fuckyeahbookarts:

Fully Booked: Ink On Paper by Gestalten

I’ll level with you here, we’re getting pretty tired of the print vs digital debate. We love the endless scroll and unbridled sharing of the internet just as much as we love the tactility and uniquely possessive nature of books. Can’t we all just get along here guys? Still, when Gestalten get in touch with news that they’re producing a volume dedicated to the very best in book design and print innovation it IS pretty tempting to tell digital where to shove it.
But we’d never stoop that low. We’d rather celebrate the arrival of this fresh new tome, Fully Booked: Ink On Paper, by telling you that it celebrates the very best of what print does well; foiling, debossing, Japanese binding, experimental print techniques, unique formats and really exceptional design. It’s reassuringly full of work by some of the finest practitioners and publishers in the world today, and as you’d expect from a work that wrestles with such weighty content, it’s beautifully designed too.
So enough of the squabbling everybody, print’s still going strong, but that doesn’t mean you have to set fire to your iPad; it’s much more exciting to live in a world in which we can celebrate books on the internet and glorify gadgets in print. (Source: itsnicethat.com)

fuckyeahbookarts:

Fully Booked: Ink On Paper by Gestalten

I’ll level with you here, we’re getting pretty tired of the print vs digital debate. We love the endless scroll and unbridled sharing of the internet just as much as we love the tactility and uniquely possessive nature of books. Can’t we all just get along here guys? Still, when Gestalten get in touch with news that they’re producing a volume dedicated to the very best in book design and print innovation it IS pretty tempting to tell digital where to shove it.

But we’d never stoop that low. We’d rather celebrate the arrival of this fresh new tome, Fully Booked: Ink On Paper, by telling you that it celebrates the very best of what print does well; foiling, debossing, Japanese binding, experimental print techniques, unique formats and really exceptional design. It’s reassuringly full of work by some of the finest practitioners and publishers in the world today, and as you’d expect from a work that wrestles with such weighty content, it’s beautifully designed too.

So enough of the squabbling everybody, print’s still going strong, but that doesn’t mean you have to set fire to your iPad; it’s much more exciting to live in a world in which we can celebrate books on the internet and glorify gadgets in print. (Source: itsnicethat.com)

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"You might find it helpful to loosely base your boyfriend on an obscure TV character (Little Ricky) or animal (bear). My boyfriend’s mother is crazy. My boyfriend looooves salmon."

— Caity Weaver, on fake boyfriends. ( http://bit.ly/153P3lT )

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At the cabin :) (Taken with Instagram)

At the cabin :) (Taken with Instagram)

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Morning dooooodlez.

Morning dooooodlez.

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25 years! (Taken with instagram)

25 years! (Taken with instagram)

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My day at work…..

My day at work…..

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Whoever decided pens and blank paper should still be on all work desks has clearly never been a doodler.  (Taken with instagram)

Whoever decided pens and blank paper should still be on all work desks has clearly never been a doodler. (Taken with instagram)

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“We’re so young. We can’t, we MUST not lose this sense of possibility because in the end it’s all we have.”

- Marina Keegan, from an essay published upon her graduation from Yale this May. She was killed in a car crash last Saturday. 

Full, breathtaking essay here: http://www.yaledailynews.com/news/2012/may/27/keegan-opposite-loneliness/

“We’re so young. We can’t, we MUST not lose this sense of possibility because in the end it’s all we have.”

- Marina Keegan, from an essay published upon her graduation from Yale this May. She was killed in a car crash last Saturday.

Full, breathtaking essay here: http://www.yaledailynews.com/news/2012/may/27/keegan-opposite-loneliness/