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Marbled Paper – The (Secret) Art and Function of Paint Blobs

June 22, 2022June 22, 2022 / ferryfarmandkenmore

The design of books today is an art form. Think about it. What will catch the reader's eye? What cover art will convey the theme or subject of the pages inside? If you've ever pulled an older book off a shelf, say one owned or used by George Washington (or a descendant of the family), … Continue reading Marbled Paper – The (Secret) Art and Function of Paint Blobs

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