Fuck Yeah, Book Arts!

Paperman by Disney is a wordless tale of romance between two strangers in mid-century New York City, the movie is a simple construct, supremely well-rendered, and in black-and-white, except for a few crucial blotches of red lipstick. It may, in its modest way, point towards a new frontier in animation, where computer-generated visuals are brought face to face with old-style hand-drawing, because it uses both at once. (Source: The Telegraph)

blindhandoffs:

Rivane Neuenschwander, “Zé Carioca no. 4, A Volta de Zé Carioca (1960). Edição Histórica, Ed. Abril,” 2004

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samehat:

by Ken Kagami

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theclotheshorse:

gallery romance by lizzy stewart

beatonna:

I love reading bad reviews of classic books on Amazon and Goodreads

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bibliophibious:

Yes. This happens.

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anevver:

Better Bookshelves

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365books:

And it has been foretold that this shall indeed be the first book I finish in 2012. I am waiting until midnight, then I will ring in 2012 with this book which shall remain on my favorites shelf for all eternity. Cheers to Napoleon, Gorey covers, and Canadian history!

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kateordie:

My new column is up! In which I talk about creating even when self-doubt tells you not to, confidence and making the changes you want to see in comics. Check it out!