This is the way to publish sketchbooks.
More, please.
You
publish the
sketchbooks. Actually reproduce, as closely as possible, the same scale, paper, binding, and well,
heft of these precious archives. Many artists carry a sketchbook wherever they go, each page, clean and bright with the promise of a new idea, a chance to capture a unique face, a juvenile cartoon, and, maybe most importantly, private failures of experimentation.
With his new sketchbook
Be a Nose! (McSweeney's, $29), pioneering comics artist
Art Spiegelman utilizes the same ace-in-the-hole design sense that made
RAW Magazine the most important comic work of the 1980s.