For an exhibition entitled Blood on Paper, artists were given a book and asked to customise it.Richard Shed got a 60-year-old Penguin Classics copy of The New Machiavelli which he digitised - scanning in every page - and then put the contents on a USB device made to look like the original book. Read on...
It brings a whole new meaning to the term eBook and what a great promotional idea this would make for a publisher who's just launched eBooks -- hint, hint, hint, Mills and Boon!
3 comments:
What an intriguing idea! And I love the way the little package looks, too. So visually appealing!
Now that is clever!
Clever and appealing. (Like the slide of a light-switch I saw projected onto a wall at the Tate Modern - really good idea.)
Thanks for sharing :o)
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