chic-ahh-go: “ Sketchbook Page 59 Pressed rose petals. I had a giant bouquet of dead, dried up roses, so I took the fallen petals and pressed them It smells kinda nasty tbh. Not like roses ”

Honey bees in their hive, made from recycled book pages, map and matchbox labels. Made by artist Kate Kato. www.kasasagidesign.com

Moleskine, #015

These paper sculptures by Pam Langdon shows there's much more that can be done with a book besides reading it. Inspired by marine environments and patterns within nature, Langdon meticulously folds pages of old books, transforming them into eye-catching pieces of art.

Titel nach einer Überschrift aus dem veränderten Buch . Das Buch ist "Vom Sinn unseres Lebens" - ein DDR-Klassiker, in dem die Geschichte der Erde und der menschlichen Gesellschaft bis hin zur DDR dargestellt wird. The story/history does not know of a standstill.. The title of this piece is taken from the left page of the opened book. The book itself is a GDR classic, which tells the history of the universe and of human society, including the story of the GDR.

Launched in Bristol September 2010, Antlers is a gallery nomadic by design. Antlers shows a changing rostra of emerging and mid career artists through thematic pop-up exhibitions, artwork placements in social spaces and through our website and online shop.

It’s interesting to note that in our current online-based climate—with magazines and newspapers ceding to the web—printed zines seem to be on the rise. As much an enduring act of creation as …

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Some cut work i've begun in my new sketchbook :)

Artwork page for ‘[no title: p. 264]’, Tom Phillips, 1970

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book pages with yarn die Lücken verbinden I - Buchseiten mit Garn

weepling: “ Sandro Botticelli, Mary With the Child and Singing Angels (detail), 1477 ”

The work of London based artist Mark Powell has me captivated. With vintage envelopes as his canvas and biro (ballpoint) pen as his medium ...