Thursday, January 19, 2012


Hello. I am leaving the country and need to give away these books. They are all in very good condition as I keep them well, unless they were already second hand when bought. If you wish to have any of these, drop me an email(05.bender@gmail.com) or comment here or on Facebook, so that I can reserve it for you. Best if you can come by my place to pick it up(north london), and you can leave any amount of money in return. Other methods can be arranged as well. I'll be leaving sometime in Feb so come quick.

P.S. You can also check out the other books and stuff I don't have yet the heart to leave behind. Or the typewriter. Or the cardboard tubes. Or other random stuff. Maybe I'll just change my mind over time. Or you can persuade me. ha ha~

Peace.


Dorcas 



*contents will be updated*





The art of looking sideways(TAKEN)

1Q84:Books 1,2,3 latest novel by Haruki Murakami(TAKEN)

700 Penguins(TAKEN), The language of things(TAKEN), the Van Gogh blues(on depression amongst creative people), The penguin dictionary of jokes(HAH!)(TAKEN)

Naoto Fukasawa's works, China artist Zhang Huan's works

A collection on gothic typefaces(includes a CD with fonts)(TAKEN), The complete art of printing and enlarging(if you are still into the black room thingy)

Visible signs, a graphic novel by Richard Short(published by Nobrow)(TAKEN), Getting it right with type

Designing design(can't believe I'm not taking this)(TAKEN), a book on Chinese type design, Penguin by design(TAKEN)

The upset: Young contemporary art(illustration)(TAKEN), Model-making(that book at 4Dmodelshop)(TAKEN)

back issues of some magazines(TAKEN)

As you see

Creative advertising(TAKEN), Sellebrity

Melinda n Melinda DVD, grafitti artist Dran's book(TAKEN), 2 books on his reflections on life by lyricist Albert Leung

I'll throw in the sword you can try sculpting with it ;)

The Shallows by Nicholas Carr(warns us of how the internet and digital technology is eating up our brains slowly and soon we will not have this thing called ' internal memory' anymore)