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Author:
Thomas, Peter, 1954- book artist.
Title:
Hardest hue.
Publisher:
Peter and Donna Thomas,
Copyright Date:
2019
Description:
31 unnumbered pages : color illustrations ; 102 mm
Subject:
Artists' books--Eugene--Eugene--21st century--Specimens.
Miniature books--Eugene--Eugene--21st century--Specimens.
Handmade paper--Eugene--Eugene--21st century--Specimens.
Letterpress printing--Eugene--Eugene--21st century--Specimens.
Linoleum block-printing--21st century--Specimens.
Artists' books (books)
Miniature books (Printing)
Wooden bindings (Binding)
Laser beam cutting.
Laser cut books.
Other Authors:
Thomas, Peter ǂq (Peter R.), donor. IaU
Lane Community College (Eugene, Or.), sponsoring institution.
Thomas, Donna (Donna Sue), book artist.
Loudermilk, Susan, (Book artist), illustrator.
Frost, Robert, 1874-1963. Nothing gold can stay.
Notes:
"LCC: 2019" "Binding: Simple accordion, flag binding, wood board covers. Title laser printed on front cover. Held in a printed handmade paper sleeve. Individual blank brown handmade paper flag pages are affixed to an accordion-folded "spine". Smaller illustrated pieces of handmade paper are glued to the flag. One flag is printed with title and text. Paper: Accordion spine, blue handmade by Peter Thomas, printed with linoleum cuts by Susan Loudermilk. Text :brown and various colors handmade by Peter Thomas and students of the class. Printing: Letterpress, relief. Typography: Hand set, typeface unknown. Illustrations: 12 linoleum cut illustrations created by the collaborators. Notes: Made by Peter and Donna Thomas in collaboration with students at a weekend workshop titled "Miniature Papermaking and Bookmaking" at Lane Community College in Eugene, Oregon."--Accompanying notes. "The text was excerpted, by class consensus, from Robert Frost's poem, "Nature's first green is gold." Each of the 12 students made 18 pieces of miniature paper, to make their own prints on, and 18 larger sheets to be used as flag pages. Each student made a linoleum cut, inspired by a word in the poem, then printed it on their own paper. Peter and Donna were responsible for printing the title page, text and colophon. Susan Loudermilk cut the cover wood and set up the laser cutter to cut the title into the front cover. Each student bound their own book and Peter and Donna bound the remaining books."-- Accompanying notes. Library copy is 15 of 18 copies. IaU
OCLC:
(OCoLC)1254087347
Locations:
OVUX522 -- University of Iowa Libraries (Iowa City)

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