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Created by Andrew Huot at the University of the Arts in the Borowsky Center for Publication Arts on a Heidelberg offset press on 60 lb. text weight Cougar Opaque; the typeface is Frutiger. Thanks to Master Printer Lori Spencer for her help and…

Issued on January 9, 2013. Tea-book: Ingredients: Universal Declaration of Human Rights printed with edible coloring, on edible paper and pulped. Tea, natural flavouring. Store in a dark and dry place. Photo of a mine on a trapezoid box. Housed in…

Color can be a journey. This book follows the journey from west to east, from suburban to urban, and from green to gray. Received Best in Show at the Democratic Book Exhibit at the Pyramid Atlantic Book Arts Fair in 2008. 8 page accordion. Printed…

"Letterpress printed recipe cards. Laid in stiff cover with velcro closure. Contains one glass vial of an ""elixir"" of various herbs and spices in colored water. Each recipe card has an herbal recipe on one side with an associated memory of the…

One accordion-fold book, blue rice paper over boards with inset and leaf attached. Monoprints in Akua inks on BFK Rives. Author, imprint and description information taken from Wessel & Leiberman Booksellers.

Accordion-folded book housed in a wooden box with a front door that opens with a ribbon pull tab. Illustrations are of household tools or utensils which are meant to represent family members--hammer represents father, spatula represents mother,…

"From the artist's website: Panoramic vistas from the Pacific to Atlantic Oceans are pieced together with images of the artist’s urban garden in a traditional quilt pattern named “far horizons.”…

Printed on Epsom Premium Presentation Matte paper using an Epson Stylus Photo 2200 printer with pigment inks. Kidtyperpaint font. Spiral bound. Laid in a hinged tin water color box." An illustrated riff of personal water phobia: white-, salt-,…

Cyanotypes, letterpress, pastel drawing, and natural pigment painting. Stiff leaf binding

This the fourth in a series of tunnel books, each depicting beloved views. At head of title: "Ladies and Gentleman, Boys and Girls, Welcome to Fenway Park."