Tara Books - The handmade book process

tara books handmade book-making process

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[MultiBebeca]

É um livro lindo e agora que conheço o processo de como foi montado e produzido tão manualmente que o valorizo ainda mais!

[María Luisa Terrero]

Me pareció hermosísimo ese libro y la forma de hacerlo, me han dejado sin palabras, quisiera poder poner el video en mi blog? podrían darme su permiso? :)

[Barbara Smith]

Love handmade books. This is so interesting.

[John Ang]

Great to see skilled artisans.

[smokeynewton]

Sorry. I lost interest the moment I saw the computer.

[twobkind]

I'd like to get a copy of the music~~ any leads?

[kitschic1]

i have the number 632 of this book :D

[Jacob Rigoli]

The Sonoma print had a blue cover and the paper used was slightly different than the Philadelphia version. Also, the prints were less vibrant than the Philly book, but had a cool "shadow effect" where the image of the tree was visible on the reverse of the page. The 3rd book is in the original plastic wrap, black cover, and a gorgeous red tree on the cover twisting in and around itself. I don't want to take it out of the wrapper. It is number 640/1000. The Philly book was in the 800s.

[Jacob Rigoli]

I have seen 3 of these books, 2 of which I purchased. They are unique and individual, even between themselves. The first I saw was from the Philadelphia library. Of the 2 that I purchased (Amazon), one was a part of the Sonoma library. It was stamped as an "official discard". What were they thinking!? It had slight damage to the cover, but was in good shape. The covers of each book are different; some black, some blue, each w/diff prints. The Sonoma print was missing the Semba tree.

[IreneDark]

:O maravilloso trabajo!!!!!