I finally found the time to take pictures of some of the pages from my old journal before it went to pieces...
Wednesday, May 19, 2010
Thursday, May 13, 2010
Workshops for children
Planning a week of workshops for children this summer. Spread the word!
Timings : 2pm - 5pm
Cost : Rs. 500 per day
Venue : C-18 Chirag Enclave, New Delhi - 110048
monday, 17th - recycled papermaking
tuesday, 18th - simple book-binding
wednesday, 19th - tie & dye
thursday, 20th - clay work
friday, 21st - papier mache
saturday, 22nd - making pop-up cards
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monday, 24th - recycled papermaking
tuesday, 25th - simple book-binding
wednesday, 26th - tie & dye
thursday, 27th - making puppets
friday, 28th - mixed media art class
saturday, 29th - jewelery making
Timings : 2pm - 5pm
Cost : Rs. 500 per day
Venue : C-18 Chirag Enclave, New Delhi - 110048
monday, 17th - recycled papermaking
tuesday, 18th - simple book-binding
wednesday, 19th - tie & dye
thursday, 20th - clay work
friday, 21st - papier mache
saturday, 22nd - making pop-up cards
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monday, 24th - recycled papermaking
tuesday, 25th - simple book-binding
wednesday, 26th - tie & dye
thursday, 27th - making puppets
friday, 28th - mixed media art class
saturday, 29th - jewelery making
Wednesday, May 5, 2010
Summer Workshops!
Finally, the summer workshops have started! Its going to be afun and craft-filled May & June!
Timings : 10 am - 1pm
Venue : C-18 Chirag Enclave, New Delhi, 110048
Contact : Radha at 99-99-00-5343
Cost of materials included
Creative Book-binding II : Exposed Sewings
Date : 8th and 9th May
Cost : Rs. 1250 per day
Creative Book-binding : for children
Date : 15th and 16th May
Cost : Rs. 1250 per day
Traditional Paper-making and book-binding : 2-day intensive workshop
Date : 22nd and 23rd May
Cost : Rs. 15o0 per day
Venue : C-18 Chirag Enclave, New Delhi, 110048
Contact : Radha at 99-99-00-5343
Cost of materials included
Creative Book-binding II : Exposed Sewings
Date : 8th and 9th May
Cost : Rs. 1250 per day
Creative Book-binding : for children
Date : 15th and 16th May
Cost : Rs. 1250 per day
Traditional Paper-making and book-binding : 2-day intensive workshop
Date : 22nd and 23rd May
Cost : Rs. 15o0 per day
Bookbinding Etsy Street Team
An article was written about me recently by the creative team and authors of the Bookbinding Etsy Street Team!
Every day of the week, pretty much, there is an interesting article that is posted, and once a week, an interview of one of the members. Last week, I was lucky enough to be the privileged one.
You can read the interview here -
http://www.bookbindingteam.com/
Every day of the week, pretty much, there is an interesting article that is posted, and once a week, an interview of one of the members. Last week, I was lucky enough to be the privileged one.
You can read the interview here -
http://www.bookbindingteam.com/
Sunday, May 2, 2010
Book-binding 101 at Srishti
I had one week each with each batch of Visual Communication Design. During this week, we covered the basics of binding - ranging from an introduction to the tools, how to use tools, presentations on the structural evolution of the book, the definition of a book; to simple bindings - 3-hole, 5-hole and moving on to accordions, case bindings, stab bindings and simple one signature exposed sewings
On the last day, students had time to work on their personal projects. It could be anything, as long as it had the ability to contain information, fell into a structure, and utilized the basics that were taught on the first two days. Some even made edible books which turned out great and were fun to make!
The junior VC batch. A mostly enthusiastic batch of 20
A blue workspace
Measuring out paper for the cover of the Stab bound album
Drilling through the entire book
A case-bound in progress
Edible book #1 made with rotis, a breadstick, and mint stalks
Edible book #1 open
Edible book #2 made with bread, power boiled maggi, gems, jam, chocolate....ahem
Varun & Mimansa eating their creation
Edible book #3 made with alot of unknown ingredients - there is definitely caramel, cinnamon, flax seeds and chocolate though
oh, and power boiled noodles
anda type of tortilla...?
Paru and Diya eating their book
On the last day, students had time to work on their personal projects. It could be anything, as long as it had the ability to contain information, fell into a structure, and utilized the basics that were taught on the first two days. Some even made edible books which turned out great and were fun to make!
The junior VC batch. A mostly enthusiastic batch of 20
A blue workspace
Measuring out paper for the cover of the Stab bound album
Drilling through the entire book
A case-bound in progress
Edible book #1 made with rotis, a breadstick, and mint stalks
Edible book #1 open
Edible book #2 made with bread, power boiled maggi, gems, jam, chocolate....ahem
Varun & Mimansa eating their creation
Edible book #3 made with alot of unknown ingredients - there is definitely caramel, cinnamon, flax seeds and chocolate though
oh, and power boiled noodles
anda type of tortilla...?
Paru and Diya eating their book
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