Format: 220 x 260 mm / 96 pages
Category: Photo book
Treatments: Sewn binding, hardback with cloth-covered spine, silk screen print and embossed cover.
Paper: Scandia Smooth, 150g
Print: 4 colour offset print with UV-press technology on a Heidelberg Speedmaster printing press
Print run: 700 books
ISBN: 978-82-690406-0-9
Photography: Andreas Helland
Book design: Nina Ansten
Print: Livonia Print LTD
Principal type: Luxury text and Trebuchet
Repro: JK Morris Production
Publisher and distribution: Byen Story
A carefully tailored book
The book design builds on colours, patterns and the tactile feel from the photographs presented in the book. The fabric covering the book’s spine signifies techniques of fashion design and tailoring. The title is embossed on the cover and silk screened on the spine for a sense of tactility and craftsmanship. The cover features the artist Count Indigo. The pattern on the artist’s shirt is transferred to the endpapers of the book, and set in the same shade as the fabric. The layout is set with photographs gravitating towards the outer margins, leaving generous space in the inner margins. This effect is empowering the photographers active use of ‘negative space’ in his work, as well as amplifying the documentary aspects of the photographs.
The book includes two texts by the photographer, Andreas Helland. At the end of the book you’ll find useful links to people featured in the book, and other sites related to the vintage scene. Read more about the photographer and the story behind the book.
The book is available in selected bookstores.
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Cotton FAIRTRADE tote bag with screen-printed ‘Vintage Stories’ logo. Designed in Oslo, printed in the heart of Sheffield, Yorkshire.
We have produced two different prints from the series Vintage Stories, London, by Andreas Helland. Size 50 x 70 cm. 200g high quality, uncoated paper.
The image on the left features the artist Jeppe Hein’s installation Appearing Rooms, at the Southbank Centre. This print is available in the Museum shops at Sørlandets Kunstmuseum, Kristiansand and the Museum of Contemporary Art, Oslo.
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