Black Dog Publishing specializes in producing beautifully illustrated books that embrace subjects including design, fashion, & music. The company's latest book release is Outside the Box: Cardboard Design Now. Following on from the success from Paper: Tear, Fold, Rip, Crease, Cut, the book takes a detailed look into this versatile material, and how it is used in a creative, artistic and practical way in contemporary art and design. Once overlooked as a material with predominantly staid practical uses, cardboard design is now perceived as a medium of infinite possibilities. Also included are profiles of some of today’s most inspirational & provocative artists & designers working across the fields of art, design & sculpture. If you would like to order this book & receive a 40% discount, simply email Jessica Atkins at jess@blackdogonline.com with your delivery address and "Funky Finds Offer" as the subject of the email.*GIVEAWAY - Closed - Congrats marybelle, Laura Stewart & misscaseylee! Black Dog Publishing is giving away three copies of Outside the Box: Cardboard Design Now. To enter, visit Black Dog Publishing and leave a comment on this post noting which book(s) you are most interested in reading. Giveaway ends at 9pm EST, Sunday, October 31.
As an Interior Designer, I can't help but migrate to the design books.... "Swedish Modernism
ReplyDeleteArchitecture, Consumption and the Welfare State" sounds interesting and intriguing. Plus, Scandinavian design is my favorite source of inspiration.
Alphabets
ReplyDeleteA Miscellany of Letters looks intriguing. Love to read it.
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ReplyDeleteWhat can't you create with a cardboard box?!
ReplyDeleteI would love to read Outside the Box.
Alphabets
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looks great! I have always loved lettering
I think Alphabets
ReplyDeleteA Miscellany of Letters looks interesting...I see that there is some stuff with hieroglyphics even
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A Visual History of
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I would most like to read Collage: Assembling Contemporary Art, although it was very hard to pick just one!
ReplyDeleteLots of interesting choices here, but the book I'd most like to read is "Building Happiness."
ReplyDeleteThere's alot to pick from but I would love to read 100 Years of Magazine Covers :)
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I would love to read In The Loop Knitting Now
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I would like to have and to read Collage - Assembling Contemporary Art. thanks
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