At
Editions, we see books as a sculptural method for storing and sharing information.
More than text, they are also visual images, unfolding pages, sequences of ideas, unusual bindings and molded cases.
"Heaven knows I've tried to make conventional books," reports Ed Hutchins. "But
every time I start, illustrations pop off the 
page, pages unfold like
origami, and letters take three dimensional shape."
We don't have a
traditional printing press so we've turned to non-traditional methods
like rubber stamps, cast images, block printing, photocopying and
flash-bulb stencils to reproduce our messages. We also use materials
found close athand--scrap paper,museum board, stickers, candy
containers, candle molds, dowels, key chains, industrial scraps--to
create our books.
Please browse our pages
and explore the alternative fringe of bookmaking.
