Small book design

This was an ambitious project done in school, a topic on lost cultures in Singapore. There was a personal attachment as Brass Making was a cottage industry business my grandmother did in the 1930s. I didn't know much about it and it had been a pleasure t…

The fifth issue of Singapore’s Rubbish Famzine has just been published. Created by the Lim family (dad, mum, daughter and son) this small-run hand-made piece of publishing is always a spectacular object. Developed together by the four family members – when I was in Singapore earlier this year dad Pann described how they held editorial meetings together to make decisions — this fifth issue looks at the life of Pann’s late father Lim Tiap Guan, who died from liver cancer before Pann and…

One Book For Peace | Bible and Kuran in One Book for Peace Design | Award-winning Book Design | D&AD

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------- one of my treasured little books [discovered via yu-i ] bu...

Driving Around was one of the most fun projects I've worked on in forever! I learnt so much in the process that I thought I'd share some behind the scenes stuff in case it’s helpful to anyone else who may be on a journey to make/self-publish a small book/zine.

Minimalism inspires simplicity and coolness in your designs. Take a look some great examples, and see how you can apply minimalism in your work.

by AG Fronzoni (1)

Miniature accordion book of ghost chairs. 1.375 x 2.125" page size 2.125 x 16.5" opened

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