Do One Thing Well: The Beauty of Print

In a world of endless scrolling, print still asks us to pause. To look closely. To turn a page with care. The Beauty of Print celebrates books made by people who love ink, paper, and the feeling of holding something real. From photo essays to pop-up alphabets, cookbooks to architecture oddities — proof that print, done well, still carries its own kind of magic.

No One You Know
Dave Rowntree's Early Blur Photos

 

Alphabet in Motion: How Letters Get Their Shape
An interactive pop up book that explores the origin of letter forms.

 

Weird Buildings
Weird and wonderful architecture, for those who thing outside the box.

 

Spina Americana
An exploration of central America, searching for unity in a time of division.

 

Food You Want to Eat
The title of Thomas Straker’s cookbook says it all.

 

Arcade Game Typography
A vibrant collection of 8 bit type. One for the nostalgia junkies.

 

The First Concepts with Fine Artists Collection
An early introduction to art’s greatest teachers.

 

Wish Cards
Interactive illustrated cards, for all occasions.

 

Slow Looking-The Art of Nature
An invitation to slow down and appreciate the beauty of nature.

 

Playstation-the first 30 years
The definitive visual archive of Playstation, from early prototypes to the latest tech.