Vintage book jewellery

Love this jewellery made from vintage books! You even get the book he used to make the piece of jewellery, minus the cut out pages.

Jewellery by Jeremy May found via Colossal.

Bird library

I love this - an aviary with books! Mark Dion via Design Milk

 Bird books of course!

More about Mark Dion on Artsy

Mountains carved in pages

 

Carved mountains excavated from Vintage Books by Guy Laramée via Collosal

Books as sculpture

 

 

Sculptural book art by Andrew Hayes found via Design Milk

 

Old books embossed with laminate glass

Books with laminate glass. Makes them look like they are glowing with knowledge .....

By Ramon Todo via Colossal

 

Japanese embroidered notebooks

Oh my, some of my favourite things, notebooks, embroidery and cats......

 

Beautiful

 

Found via Colossal

Books as jewellery

 

Karla Márquez / old elementary school books / 2013

See more jewellery made from waste via Design Milk

Recycled book covers

 

Art made on old book hard covers, with collage and acrylic by Holly Chastain found via The Jealous Curator

 

Old books reinvented as art

Ann Hamilton. book weight aa (human carriage) , 2009-2010

Dustin Yellin.  Ant Farm, The People’s Pocket Companion, 2015

 Found via Book Patrol

Book leaf cups

Just gorgeous!

Cecilia Levy via Colossal

 

Bird portraits on books - Guy Laramée

So beautiful!

 

Found via Colossal

More repurposed books

Book art by Jacqueline Rush Lee

Found via Book Patrol

Book page birds

Stunning wood and paper birds made by Zach Mclaughlin via Colossal

Beautifully illustrated children's books

Some lovely books found via Brain Pickings.

Home by Carson Ellis. Beautiful illustrations .......

"an imaginative taxonomy of houses and a celebration of the wildly different kinds of people who call them home".

 

Sidewalk Flowers by poet JonArno Lawson and illustrator Sydney Smith

"...tells the wordless story of a little girl on her way home with her device-distracted father, a contemporary Little Red Riding Hood walking through the urban forest. Along the way, she collects wildflowers and leaves them as silent gifts for her fellow participants in this pulsating mystery we call life — the homeless man sleeping on a park bench, the sparrow having completed its earthly hours, the neighbor’s dog and, finally, her mother’s and brothers’ hair."

 

and some more interesting children's books ..........