Book of Jam 4: Book of Time

[dubman]

damn, i like this one a lot.
great context, wonderful images.
i get a feeling of complete thoroughness with these. archiving the wayposts as opposed to just implying it through visual documentation. feels like a complete idea despite the never-ending 'process' that made them.

[holden]

Originally Posted by dubman

damn, i like this one a lot.
great context, wonderful images.

Same here. I like the simple but impactful layout, and the fact that, or the most part, the pictures tell the story instead of text. Especially cool to see the OWB session artwork, as i've grown quite fond of it and Warwicker's splashypaint style.

[swillhite]

Originally Posted by dubman

i get a feeling of complete thoroughness with these. archiving the wayposts as opposed to just implying it through visual documentation. feels like a complete idea despite the never-ending 'process' that made them.

well put, I got the same feeling from this one. the best yet in my opinion.

willy
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[crazysugarboy]

On the u/w webby it says 70 pages, but I've only got 36 - same file size tho of just under 15 MB

[Dirty0900]

I'd happily buy something like this. Books have to be physical imo!

[TheBang]

Originally Posted by crazysugarboy

On the u/w webby it says 70 pages, but I've only got 36 - same file size tho of just under 15 MB

34 of those pages are formatted as 2-page spreads, plus the front and back covers = 70 pages.

[crazysugarboy]

Thanks TheBang - I should have realised this as I am a book binder/conservator

[TheBang]

Originally Posted by crazysugarboy

Thanks TheBang - I should have realised this as I am a book binder/conservator

Yeah, as I posted, I was like, "Wasn't he the one that did that kick-ass cover and binding for Belly?"