Spring read
Msm view is JFK files will not add anything new to official narrative that Oswald acted alone. I probably won't read them, anyone digging into this?
Thanks for the recommendation, I've been looking for a good keyboard on graphene and this one is pretty good!
I drove pizza for around 6 years. Evenyually, I could navigate anywhere in the delivery area without looking at the wall map. It was fun while it lasted
Some cool cats #photography
I need to train harder
Climbing to the top of the Empire State building
https://video.nostr.build/0bfec604ae1e9453a726224d6f2598c6719fb0bb3a659516ef8a052de056a835.mp4
Nauseating
Trying to see what it means to be living
It can't rain all the time
2nd judo class today. I learned 2 throws since beginning last Friday. I have mastered none
Cheap wonderful sats
A Guttenburg Bible is Bitcoin
https://video.nostr.build/104af314df6d263864c3f35520b08973d495412772d5901ef275670f459a19a6.mp4
Amazing press
Perhaps finding a letterpress workshop near you would be a good place to start. I found this page that might be a good place to start?
https://letterpresscommons.com/community-print-shops-and-book-arts-centers/
I wish I took letter press in art school, but I never had the opportunity. I would go by the print shop and chat with some of the students. It's an involved process, but looked really fun. I think typesetting a book would be extraordinary. Most people were doing single page broadsides and things like that.
Really depends what you're trying to do. Blank books are easy, just buy the paper and cut it down to the size you're wanting. I buy precut and prefolded signatures from Hollanders for basic books that I can put together a little more quickly. Printed books can be costly. I'd start with finding a reputable print shop with good customer service. What different papers do they have? What printing process do they use? How large can they print double sided materials? Can you get paper samples before you decide to print? Have they helped book artists print materials in the past? Just a few things I'd consider if I was working on such a project
I've worked with the paper type vellum, I don't find it good for bookmaking. It's extremely smooth, slightly translucent. I did not find that it folded well, or take pva glue well. I know people who do drafting like it