Been reading a lot more physical books than my kindle lately and really enjoying it

creating and destroying; flying cars, roc.camera, july.rocks

I prefer physical books. Much more nuanced experiences, from paper weight to typography choice to dimension and scale. I enjoy the careful decisions.

Design director working on AI hardware. One foot in the board room, one on the street.

Agreed. My penultimate example is Steidl. No holds barred attention to detail involving experimental printing techniques. Made with love.

https://steidl.de

There’s a lovely documentary called How to Make a Book with Steidl that clarifies this devotion.

Agreed. My penultimate example is Steidl. No holds barred attention to detail involving experimental printing techniques. Made with love.

https://steidl.de

There’s a lovely documentary called How to Make a Book with Steidl that clarifies this devotion. 

https://youtu.be/RlmDP4FKp1w?si=0BiFzdRK36jE1iuB

There’s so many decisions that go into actually making a book and so much creativity you can have and making decisions about what designs I have I think this becomes really clear especially with Phiadon and Taschen books for me