Julie Baugnet Professor of Art & Design, St. Cloud State University, St Cloud, Minnesota
Tuesday, May 31, 2011
Book Binding...
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Stretching the Sheet |
Progress |
The painting consists of basic house paint, photo transfers, matte medium, and pastels.
Photo Transfers |
I'm putting a book of some past photo transfers. I had an entire sketchbook of transfers that I wanted to be slightly more presentable. All of the transfers are done using ink-jet photos, water, and a little hydrogen peroxide. I also did four 8" x 10" transfers and those will be put into a book this summer.
Finally, some books. We've tried a few different bindings so far, and my favorites are the Codex and Coptic style bindings.
Codex Binding |
Coptic Binding |
The hole punch being used for all of the rivets. This makes a serious mess.
How I have been holding the folders together before the rivets are ready to go in. These folders combine 4 to a sheet to make a cd case. Four folders per page, 4 pages per accordion fold, and 3 accordion folds in the whole book.
This book is an optical illusion. The hummingbird is actually 3 pics and it seems to move as the book opens and closes.
Process pics
Work From Class.
Sketch Book, 6.0" X 6.0" X 1.5"
Coptic binding, BFK Paper on Book board
Front
Spine
Tunnel book, 6.0" X 6.0" X 1.5" (open)
Water color paper, 20# Vellum (bellows)
The process of making a 2-D media go 3-D fascinates me as does the play of light and shadow that can be created in tunnel books.
Saturday, May 28, 2011
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