Books & literature transcend the written word, you know. You do have a healthy collection of visual art print books, don't you /lit/? Also thoughts on publishers? Taschen is premiere of course.My favourite Top 5 visual artists:>Emily Carr>Salvador Dali>Gustave Dore>HR Giger>Frank FrazettaI bought picrel recently, and I have Taschen's Giger book, and they're both pretty fuckin awesome. I've also got The Fantastic Gustave Dore which is like 900 pages and is gorgerous. And several paperback prints of Emily Carr's work, among some random other stuff such as a book of Arik Roper illustrations (he's most famous for his album covers).
>>25558487yeah so also look at comic books op>kek
I have the Taschen alchemy book, don't remember why I bought it, never had an interest in alchemy or the occult but I had a reason. That is my only art book, I browse it on occasion, it is interesting.
I've got a bunch of photobooks, they're pretty interesting. You learn more from reading a photobook than you do spending years on 4chan or youtube I tell you hwhat
I used to but had to downsize when I became a full time RVer.Now I have a high resolution screen and tablet to view such books digitally.
