Su Blackwell : papercuts In secret forests small creatures lie low and trees whisper their stories to each other through their leaves and branches. Light plays games of hide and seek with shadows as solitary wanderers search out their destinations. Birds sing quiet...
The Compendium of Collective Nouns : How is THIS for a book? I am so excited my good friend Jen Skelly is launching her very first book! I feel very fortunate to have been given a copy of it to review. Working as a self-employed illustrator out of her home in...
Despite the appalling title (really? her what? -), I picked this book up to read as I loved The Time Traveller’s Wife so much, for its imagination and oh so skilfully crafted plotline. This is a ghost story about estranged identical twin sisters,...
An Extraordinary Theory of Objects ~ a memoir of an outsider in Paris is a curious book, although perhaps not quite as curious as Stephanie would have us believe. The book itself is intriguing. The edges of the pages are left rough, mimicking antique...
This one’s for all keen surface and graphic designers! The book is a re-release of a two volume set first published in 1888 in Paris by August Racinet, and is principally aimed at artists and designers for use as a reference book. It contains a pretty...
