by steven meisel. october, 1989
1989
paul banks interpol
After spending a good deal of time exploring medieval book structures, the first years fast-forwarded a couple hundred years in bookbinding history to work on case bindings. Case binding is a general term referring to book structure in which the case (covered boards and spine) and book (textblock and endsheets) are prepared separately and later adhered together (Etherington &…
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A few weeks ago we embarked on a two week cruise on the Regal Princess through Scandinavia, which began in Copenhagen. We were super excited to be reunited with some of our favorite blogger pals and explore new parts of the world we didn’t have the opportunity to visit before. We’ve said it in the past, but cruising really … Continue reading "Scandinavian Cruise Pt. I"
The Getaway Pt. I designed by Michael van Tonder. Connect with them on Dribbble; the global community for designers and creative professionals.
This was one of my most enjoyable projects; the Grosvenor Hall by DHE. It is a MASSIVE dollhouse and like the Foxhall Manor, just got to be...
ohmehgawdnotagain: “madqueenalanna: “ *to the tune of barbie girl* i’m a garbage man,, in a garbage can ” Found some plastic, its fantastic ”
4 the Luv of Heels
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I love Harlem and I love living in Harlem. Having lived here for more than ten years, there are quite a few things I love doing. It was a little difficult to limit myself to ten. Studio Museum in H…
It's been three years since I've been back to Korea, in which the last time was for our wedding ceremony in Sept 2012. We didn't have much time to explore on our last trip for preparations took priority. This trip was also quite busy due to family time and other obligations, however we were able to
This is the story of the round, midrange horns pictured and their (part) DIY construction in Fibreglass. "It remains hard to convince people, including acoustical engineers, that the midrange is where we live, and it is in the midrange that distortion is the most annoying and where amplitude response errors are most prominently evident. i…
