Ever feel inspired to make your own sketchbook or bind beautiful pieces of paper you’ve collected together? Or maybe you have a body of drawings or illustrations that you’d like to bind together?

In this post, artist, Aurora Cacciapuoti, introduces Japanese bookbinding through a simple step by step guide.

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“All drawings were part of the evolution of Meth V, a creature who now lives at the Jerwood Sculpture Park. Processes involved the collection of boxes & boxes of images from magazines, books and pamphlets. The images were then cut with scissors and drawn onto or transformed into part of Meth V. No scanning or computer involvement was used for these images.”