Blizzard book
Stock: japanese paper, tyvek, any paper which takes a good fold
Cost: cheap, only cost of paper
Process:
How it could be reproduced: with large sheets of paper within the studio
Time: probably a long time because I don't have skills in this area
Concertina book
Stock: cartridge paper
Cost: cheap, cost of paper
Process:
How it could be reproduced: With paper in the studio, and also a needle and thread
Time: a long time because I don't have the skills
Accordion book
Stock: two pieces of mount board, one long piece of landscape paper
Cost: cheap, just coast of paper and mount board
Process: fold the long piece of paper in a concertina style so the folds are equal, stick the two pieces of mount board on either end
How it could be reproduced: with paper and mount board in the studio
Time: pretty fast because it seems a simple process
Japanese stab binding
Stock: most types of papers-handmade, commercial or
tracing papers, even acetate can be used for
Japanese stab binding. If the book will contain
writing, the paper must be smooth. Inexpensive
photocopy paper is also fine for text pages, and has
the added benefit of being readily available and cut
to a standard size. Although the cover for this binding is always soft,
it can be single sheets of heavy card-weight paper,
single sheets with a turned-in flap, or sheets
doubled over. The cover also can be one piece that
wraps around the spine to give the pages more
protection.
Cost: cheap, price of stock and thread
Process:
How it could be reproduced: I think I could do a lot of this process on my own although I would need help it punching the holes. If I was to practice this in the studio I could try a thinner option and just use a whole punch.
Binding screws
Used for binding loose sheets, pillar and post screws are used to secure the printed document. Commonly used for product swatches, photo albums, bespoke brochures etc. Binding Screws are a print finishing process (after printing).
Stock: page sheets and cover
Cost: cost of stock and screws
Process: The pages are gathered in order, drilled, and the pillars and posts are inserted until they meet - they are secure by screwing the pillar and post together.
How it could be reproduced: I think this is a process that I definitely couldn't do on my own within the studio
Time: I think this will be quite a long process.
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