Children Playing In River,
University of the Pacific
Children Playing In River, Marie Lee
All Photographs
Photo from Dimen Village of two boys and a girl swimming in the river. The boys are standing on the cut stone dam.
Drawing 1 Course Syllabus, Fall 2025,
CUNY Queens College
Drawing 1 Course Syllabus, Fall 2025, Jennifer Sullivan
Open Educational Resources
This introductory drawing course offers an immersive, practice-based exploration of observational drawing from life. Emphasizing perceptual skills, students will engage with key visual principles—such as proportion, space, perspective, and composition—through projects focused on still life, the human figure, and portraiture. Working with graphite, charcoal, and ink, students will develop both technical fluency and expressive range, learning to convey presence, mood, and memory through mark and form. The course blends rigorous studio practice with critical looking and discussion, encouraging students to cultivate their own artistic voice through sustained attention, experimentation, and care.
Explorations In Book Binding Techniques,
The University of Akron
Explorations In Book Binding Techniques, Kristen Faux
Williams Honors College, Honors Research Projects
This project is to explore different binding methods and techniques used in book creation. The final product will be 4-5 books created using the binding methods. The contents of these books will be research about the methods used as well as a description of the creation process. The final books will be displayed in the Projects Gallery at the Myers School of art, in the Fall semester of 2019.
Looking For Chinese Gooseberry,
University of the Pacific
Looking For Chinese Gooseberry, Marie Lee
All Photographs
Photo from Dimen Village of Wu Meitz looking for and picking Chinese gooseberry, Actinidia chinensis, also known as wild kiwi. She will use its sap to make formation aid he will use the sap from the vine to make formation aid that keeps the paper fibers from tangling during the papermaking process.
Ornamental Letters In J.R.R. Tolkien's Manuscripts,
Independent scholar
Ornamental Letters In J.R.R. Tolkien's Manuscripts, Eduardo Boheme Kumamoto
Journal of Tolkien Research
The purpose of this article is to examine ornamental letters and decoration that in some way interacts with letterforms in J.R.R. Tolkien’s manuscripts. I explore Tolkien’s use of elements such as double strokes, color, dots, and flourishes to add prominence and beauty to the letterforms; where possible I also try to establish a relation between these ornaments and medieval manuscripts.
Man Smoking Pipe,
University of the Pacific
Man Smoking Pipe, Marie Lee
All Photographs
Photo from Dengcen Village of a man with a pipe in his mouth.
The Changing City,
Rhode Island School of Design
The Changing City, Jörg Müller, Special Collections, Fleet Library
Illustration
8 folded leaves in portfolio : all color illustrations ; 33 cm. First American edition. Oversize. Translation of Hier Fällt ein Haus, dort steht ein Kran und ewig droht der Baggerzahn oder Die Veränderung der Stadt. "Here, in eight, full-color, fold-out pictures ... Müller has created an accurate portrait of urban decay and change that is equally true of the city scene in the United States."--inside front cover. SUMMARY The sequence of eight illustrations, which are based on documents in Swiss and German municipal archives, shows how one section of a city changes at three-year intervals between 1953 and 1976. …
A Humument : A Treated Victorian Novel,
Rhode Island School of Design
A Humument : A Treated Victorian Novel, Thomas Phillips, Special Collections, Fleet Library
Artists' Books
367 pages : color illustrations "In 1966 the artist Tom Phillips set himself a task: to find a second-hand book for threepence and alter every page, by painting, collage or cut-up techniques, to create an entirely new version. He found his threepenny novel in a junk shop on Peckham Rye, south London. It was A Human Document (1892), an obscure Victorian romance by W.H. Mallock. First published in 1973, A Humument--as Phillips titled his altered book--quickly established itself as a cult classic. Since then, Phillips has been working towards a complete revision of the original A Humument, replacing pages in …
Sadamitsu "Neil" Fujita,
Kutztown University of Pennsylvania
Sadamitsu "Neil" Fujita, Kim Rader
Communication Design: Design Pioneers
No abstract provided.
Japanese Paper And Paper Conservation,
Texas Southern University
Japanese Paper And Paper Conservation, Kei Takahashi
Honor’s College Freeman Research Journal
Washi is a Japanese handmade paper which has very long traditions. There are many types of washi in Japan but there are three main types of paper which are the kozo, mitsumata, and gampi paper. Kozo paper is made of mulberry fibers and the most well-known and has the highest production in Japan. Mitsumata and Gampi paper are made of tree of daphne fibers but the process of these two papers are different and Gampi paper is the highest quality of paper compared to the other two types papers. Before washi was created, the handmade paper originally came from …
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