Some of my favorite books
Literature was one of my favorite subjects at school. And I had a favorite teacher who always told us that – if it’s financially possible for us – never borrow a book: buy it. So one day you will have your own little or huge library. And: Food is important – but it’s more important to have a good book.
And therefore I will show you some of my most inspiring books today – at another „Becoming Absolutely Inspired Day”:
Play all day, R. Klanten & S. Ehmann //
Worldwide Graphic Design Scandinavia //
David Carson 2ndsight: Grafik Design after the End of Print //
Art Forms in Nature, Ernst Haeckel //
Retrospektive 1960 – 1975. Timm Ulrichs //
We Make Dolls!: Top Dollmakers Share Their Secrets & Patterns, Jenny Doh //
The Pop-Up Book of Phobias, Gary Greenberg //
Print & Pattern, Bowie Style //
Patchwork Style: 35 Simple Projects for a Cozy and Colorful Life, Suzuko Koseki //
Pictoplasma, Peter Thaler //
Wreck This Journal: To Create is to Destroy, Keri Smith //
Living Out Loud: Activities to Fuel a Creative Life: An Activity Book to Fuel a Creative Life, Keri Smith //
New Fashion Prints, Martin Dawber //
Urban Eco Chic, Oliver Heath //
Sewing Green: 25 Projects Made with Repurposed & Organic Materials Plus Tips & Resources for Earth-Friendly Stitching, Betz White & John Gruen //
Sew Liberated: 20 Stylish Projects for the Modern Sewist, Meg McElwee //
Yummy! The Best Cookbook Ever by Kids, Eric Alink //
Sashiko: japanisch sticken, Agnès Delage-Calvet //
Sticken-Grundkurs und Vorlagenatlas, Karen Hemingway //
Camille Claudel, 1864-1943, Reine-Marie Paris //
Lily Lux Notizbuch, Iris Luckhaus //
Im Osterhasen-Häuschen, Ida Bohatta //
Das Mädchen und der Jäger, Juri Jarmysch //
How to Make a Journal of Your Life, Dan Price //
Fünf Minuten Ewigkeit: 101 philosophische Alltagsexperimente von Roger-Pol Droit