the great gatsby + kipling transfer.
one of my class projects this semester is to redesign a book using only type. (the book cover will be the challenge). anyway, so i chose to redesign the great gatsby because the book rocks and so does anything deco or from the 1920s.
for reference, i borrowed mTp's copy of TGG. it's an older copy (the original design). he picked it up earlier this semester from a second hand book store. it even has that old book smell and notes scrawled the margins. as i was thumbing through the pages i found this book mark:
it's a subway transfer that has "kipling" stamped on it. LOOK HOW OLD THAT IS! stuff like gets me excited for some reason. so i spent a good 20 or 30 minutes making up different scenarios in my head about someone reading this book on the TTC. wondering where he/she was going. whether or not they enjoyed the book as much as i did. what the TTC looked like. whether or not they went through lower-bay to get to kipling. then i snapped back to the here and now.
/dr.
one of my class projects this semester is to redesign a book using only type. (the book cover will be the challenge). anyway, so i chose to redesign the great gatsby because the book rocks and so does anything deco or from the 1920s.
for reference, i borrowed mTp's copy of TGG. it's an older copy (the original design). he picked it up earlier this semester from a second hand book store. it even has that old book smell and notes scrawled the margins. as i was thumbing through the pages i found this book mark:
it's a subway transfer that has "kipling" stamped on it. LOOK HOW OLD THAT IS! stuff like gets me excited for some reason. so i spent a good 20 or 30 minutes making up different scenarios in my head about someone reading this book on the TTC. wondering where he/she was going. whether or not they enjoyed the book as much as i did. what the TTC looked like. whether or not they went through lower-bay to get to kipling. then i snapped back to the here and now.
/dr.