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[its-creators-world]

Metairfare

[alascirce]

[petitesmafia]

took Chuuya with me to last week's business trip (´｡• ◡ •｡`) ♡

[bleumingdays]

inside my art journals ✧*:･ﾟ

p.s heavily referenced twitter user saenana37 and gotouge sensei’s art for my uzui tengen practice drawing 🤍

[starmothpress]

[mwdesiign]

confusing times in the notebooks 𖡎๋࣭ ⭑༘⋆₊

⋇⋆✦⋆⋇ I've accidentally packed away my date stamper and am without a desk for the first time in many moons. Lots of thoughts and hardly any time to write them down. ⋇⋆✦⋆⋇

Trying to find peace in my notebooks but underwhelmed with the choices. I need a dated weekly notebook, but the TN brand one seems unappealing, hobo weeks is proving to be a weird size to keep in my TN cover. Stirling ink looks intriguing but I fear my TN hardly has enough room for three books... 𖡎๋࣭

[lorephobic]

gay ass

[aquitainequeen]

Applicants for the Editorial Assistant position: I love reading and literature! I spend a lot of time on BookTok! I'm passionate about exciting narratives!

Me, alternating between assessing candidates and scrutinizing a manuscript to make sure there are no nasty permission surprises: Oh, you are applying to the wrong department, my friend.

[uwmspeccoll]

It's Fine Press Friday!

The donation from the estate of our late friend Dennis Bayuzick includes a couple hundred fine press books. Today we showcase a copy of A Travel Book, written and illustrated by American artist, educator, and arts administrator Fred Martin and printed in 1976 under the direction of Andrew Hoyem at his Arion Press in San Francisco in an edition of 200 copies signed my Martin and Hoyem. Dennis's collection holds two copies, one bound and another in unbound signatures in a portfolio case.

Fred Martin, who was retiring after a long career at the San Francisco Art Institute, rewrote the notes he had made during a 1971 round-the-world trip and created 42 color linocuts based on his watercolor designs for this publication that was printed in handset Inkunabula type, designed by Raffaello Bertieri in 1921 for the Nebiolo type foundry, on specially-made cotton paper by the Curtis Paper Company. The binding is by Susan Spring Wilson with a silkscreened-printed cloth design by Martin.

Martin wrote in the exhibition catalog Four Decades that he "thought it would be great to take the 1971 text, revise it into an almost mythological story and to develop illustrations to fit." For the project, he studied medieval and Islamic illuminated manuscripts and drew inspiration from "everything from Jung to Avicenna, from my mystical geometry to Byzantine art to Islamic calligraphy to Buddhist pagodas to a kick in the pants from Bill Wiley (he never knew)."

View other posts on Arion Press imprints.

View other books from the collection of Dennis Bayuzick.

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[stone-cold-groove]

The Boeing 247-D.

[alascirce]

[doctoreads]

“Le Petit Prince” is one of my childhood’s most memorable reads and so it only made sense to get a copy from one of my favourite spots in Paris.

[heaartshaped]

Finished assassin’s quest and it was SO GOOD I loved how it was 400 hundred pages of a sad lonely self discovery journey and then just a fun little gay road trip

[bleumingdays]

hello everyone!

my 2024 minimal planner set up is now live on youtube 💫

it took me a while to figure things out, and filming this is definitely a learning curve lol still i hope you enjoy watching. thank you so much 🙇‍♀️

[starmothpress]

A day in my 🧠