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Thomas Allen creates vivid illustrations using figures cut and folded from old books.
Cut Out Illustrations by http://thomasallenonline.com/
Colombian artist Miler Lagos constructed this self-sustained dome made entirely of books, titled Home, for an installation exhibit late last year at MagnanMetz Gallery in New York
Home by http://milerlagos.com/
Creative Book Ends by KnobCreekMetalArts
Fantastical Book photos by Joel_R
Streaming Books Installations by Alicia Martin
Car Book shelf by http://www.johnlewismarshall.com/
Read Your Bookcase by http://www.saporiti.net/
Fairy Tale Bookclip by http://www.i3lab.com/
New Stamps Celebrate Roald Dahl
Roald Dahl’s work is being celebrated in a set of special stamps.
The set of six Royal Mail stamps, which also depict the work of illustrator Quentin Blake whose drawings are synonymous with Dahl’s stories, feature six of the author’s best-loved novels.
One of Dahl’s most famous tales, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, appears with a beaming Charlie Bucket on the 46p first-class stamp.
TarGetBooks Shelf by http://www.mebrureoral.com
Simple way of organising your books as “has been read” and “will be read”. When we look ordinary book shelves we just see a boring stack of books which all books get lost in each other.
Even we buy a new book and plan to read it later, after a short time it gets forgotten in this book chaos. Aim of “TarGetBooks” design is based on this point. This special shelf is basically designed for separating the books that we have read and we will read
