Limestone Lives: Voices from the Indiana Stone Belt book
Limestone Lives: Voices from the Indiana Stone Belt book
Limestone Lives: Voices from the Indiana Stone Belt book
Limestone Lives: Voices from the Indiana Stone Belt book
Limestone Lives: Voices from the Indiana Stone Belt book
Limestone Lives: Voices from the Indiana Stone Belt book

Limestone Lives: Voices from the Indiana Stone Belt book

People to People Press, Bloomington, Indiana, 2002

Description

Limestone Lives is based on oral-history stories told by people who have lived and worked in the Stone Belt of south-central Indiana. This book presents reflections on limestone and the human connections to the material itself. The book’s design echoes limestone in the binding and in the arrangement of text blocks. The covers are constructed with binders’ board blocks in a variety of stonelike tones, and are made to resemble a stone wall. The mission of People to People Press publications is to capture and reflect the unique voice of each individual through thoughtful and timeless design and careful production. These publications are created with the intent to be read and enjoyed by generations for many years to come.

Collections: 50 Books | 50 Covers of 2002
Repository: Denver Art Museum
Discipline: Book design
Format: Book

Credits

Design firm
People to People Press
Designer
Kate Ferrucci
Photographer
Kate Ferrucci
Trim size
14 1/2 x 10 1/2 inches
Pages
60
Quantity printed
50
Compositor
The Bixler Typefoundry
Typefaces
Arrighi, Centaur
Printer
Kate Ferrucci
Paper
Rives BFK Heavyweight Buff and Grey
Binder
Kate Ferrucci
Binding method
Exposed sewing on linen tapes
Author
Kate Ferrucci
Publisher
People to People Press
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