Additional ref for Personal project... Amber Hiscott, stained glass designer...

http://www.amberhiscott.com/page006.htm

This is the artist responsible for the stained glass of the upper levels of the Royal Exchange building.

Book timing decisions and final tweaks...

In the last 24 hours I have been thinking about exactly what I want to achieve with this project submission, keeping in mind the set criteria of the required materials we need to submit for this module. Having checked out what the delivery timing for the book is likely be (in this case blurb, who have come back saying 'that it will now be 2 weeks) This is due largely to the 'post Christmas clearing' they have to do. I have decided for the moment to not try to get the book printed as it will not be back in time for my deadline. I will instead come back to this later and have the book printed at a later date. It is 99% completed and just requires a few minor tweaks here and there, but in the main it is near ready.

I will now continue to finalise the presentation boards I will be submitting, plus the completed report with supporting reference materials for the submission deadline. In the meantime I have attached a few last screengrabs of the finished outer dust jacket design.

Final tweak to the outer dustjacket on the book...

More ref - Elod Beregszaszi a paper artist-engineer 2

More ref - Elod Beregszaszi a paper artist-engineer - Some examples

More ref - Elod Beregszaszi a paper artist-engineer

Item found via Facebook daily feed...

Artistaday.com: Elod Beregszaszi

www.artistaday.com

Beregszaszi is a paper artist-engineer based in London. His creative enterprise goes under the name of Popupology. His extensive portfolio includes commercial work and personal paper sculptures. Elod explains his work by saying "I am in love with paper, making it, cutting it, folding it, embossing.

Screen grabs Part 2 Dust jacket blurb book...

Paper Toys...

http://ravensblight.com/papertoys.html

P1 Dust jacket designs for Blurb printed book...

More progress screen grabs from the book...

I'm now starting to get to the specific graphics look within the typography, and developing a series of graphics along this theme of time (represented by the 15) and developing the date 150696 and 150611 graphics.