r/BookArtsSection

382 archived posts · May 2013 – Aug 2021

For bookbinders to share and enjoy!

r/BookArtsSection

There is paper craft and there is sculpture. But people create books and make them rather beautiful. There are plain ones and there are amazing ones. But here is the place to learn and grow from one another and enjoy what we do! Learn what works and what doesn't. Giving each other feedback on what particular materials can help as well. Bookbinding and Book Arts! This is a place to learn and share what your learned and show your work.

Created May 1, 2013 · restricted

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Rules:

Make sure what you post is bookbinding or book arts related.
If there are questions make sure you are clear about what you want in your title.
Materials! Make sure you have a detailed description. There are so many materials, one of us must of worked with it or something similar.
Paper sculptures are welcome! But also keep in mind BOOKS!
Writers are also welcome to look around and see what we can do to help them in creating a book.
Again, keep on topic.
Post pictures as needed to show your work, or a link to the website.
If posting someone else's work, please provide the name and website or picture to introduce them respectfully.
Any posts that intend on selling work will be removed, this is a place to show and learn. If you are posting your website with your tutorial or work is fine but please no selling on the titles please, this is a sub to share and learn. There is a sub for selling please go there.
Have fun!

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