Creating the liquid light photobook from the prints

Now I have created the documents on the Cotton Rag paper, I had to sequence them into an order that I feel represents this process and the abstraction of HipHop culture consisely. I then spray mounted the documents into tracing paper so that I could stitch pages together without putting holes in the actual photographic prints. I used a white and red cotton threas that seemed thick enough to hold this book together. I created the whole thing in a few days and was thinking how to cover it quickly but so it also looks smart. So I cut two sheets of charcoal cards the same size, hole punched them on the left and binded the book to the cover. Overall I am very happy with the final outcome. It took a lot of work to create this unique book, some specialist paper and a very delicate, unreplicable process, and some dedicated time to hand make the final outcome, a book. I love the individual prints as they are and feel very proud to make them into a book. This project allowed me to create something completely new and something I had always wanted to experiment with, Liquid Light.