SWITCHING ON: GRADING AS A TEXTBOOK

Published by Lead Graffiti, (Newark, DE), 2016

About this Item

8vo. stiff paper wrappers. (16) pages. Limited to 115 numbered copies. Number 3 in the publisher's Moments Carved in Paper series. Advertising card laid in. A fine copy. Preface. A description of three grading systems Ray Nichols used during his over thirty years of design teaching in the Visual Communications program at the University of Delaware. Printed via letterpress in two colors and blind debossing on Somerset Textured White 300 gsm, bound in a flutter book format with tipped-in archival inkjet photographs. The Moments Carved in Paper series was composed as a way for the printer and author, Ray Nichols, along with Jill Cypher, to write, design and print compelling stories about special moments in their personal, teaching and creative lives. It is presented to major libraries and others who have shown an interest in collecting Lead Graffiti's work. Teaching at the university level for nearly four decades, Ray often told his students, "You can judge the quality of your life by the quality of the stories you have to tell." The time has come to tell some of Ray's stories through the medium of letterpress. Moments Carved in Paper are for collectors and collections, individuals and libraries. In an academic library, the series will be a show-and-tell for motivating design, writing and history classes. Seller Inventory # 129252

Bibliographic Details

Title: SWITCHING ON: GRADING AS A TEXTBOOK

Publisher: Lead Graffiti, (Newark, DE)

Publication Date: 2016

Binding: stiff paper wrappers

Illustrator: Lead Graffiti