Fuck Yeah, Book Arts!

indypendent-thinking:

(via Chintz of Darkness: Living in Fiction)

Evergreen by Jill Bergman

Edition of 5,11.75 x 7.25 x 4.25 inches 

This book has samples of needles and bark, images, statistics, and a few lines of poetry for each of seven different Colorado evergreen trees. The prints are hand colored solarplate etchings framed with brass strips. The tree samples are covered with mylar and held in place with stained wood.  The pages are made of 5 stained pine boards sewn onto leather straps with linen thread. 

housewitch:

Leo H. Grindon. The Trees of Old England. London: F. Pitman, 1870.

(Source: openlibrary.org)

a11isun:

Allison Chen | Paper Trees | Blog

(via paperartlove)

The Tree Book by Cecilia Levy

They said a king once ruled the forest by Lizzie Thomas

“These pieces are inspired from researching the meaning of “the forest” and “the woodcutter” in fairytales. The forest in a fairytale is unique to each of us; we create it. I am currently writing my own tale about a woodsman that crafts his own forest from wood. Using traditional carpenters folding rulers I have created pieces that illustrate his efforts The pocket size rules spring up to create a shadowy forest that moves.”

jonallenart:

Bark Art 

Pen & Ink on Hemlock bark, 2010

(Source: andoroyd, via madelinereow)

aegyobitch:

The Paper Forest by Alex Schulz

wakeupdonnie-:

via FFFFOUND!

(Source: fleck-tesseract)