Juliayn Coleman is a bookbinder in private practice in Oakland, California who also teaches at the San Francisco Center for the Book. She received a diploma in bookbinding and book conservation from the North Bennet Street School in Boston, Massachusetts in 2003. Her books have been shown at the San Francisco Public Library, The Geisel Library of UCSD, the Chicago Public Library, and the Boston Architectural Center. She is a member of the American Institute for Conservation, the Guild of Book Workers (US) and Designer Bookbinders (UK). Recent clients include the California School for the Deaf, Santa Clara University/Mission Santa Clara Archives, the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, and many private collectors.
Here’s an interview with me by Robert Hannon for Northern Soundings, an Alaskan radio program.
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Hey! I love this blog! Did you create it? I’m a a bit illiterate in these matters. :-p
At the risk of sounding like someone whose last name is a synonym for “rock”: Amazing work! Keep it up!! π
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Your a real pro!
Thanks Steve!
“avoid slacking off today.”
not only beautiful work on your site but great advice.
Thanks, Dad… π