Veterok's photos

D walking the towpath along the Union Canal

Handbound sketchbook/journal Sized 15,5 x 11 cm Cover made of linen-cotton Canapetta bookcloth handdyed in shades of rusty brown and maroon. Handsewn pale green & maroon headbands. No separate endpapers. Approx. 75 pages of archival, cream coloured Canson Mi-Teintes paper inside, sewn with linen thread, deckled edges. Read more about my books: veterokforbooks.tumblr.com

Miniature book necklace Covered with handdyed bookcloth veterokforbooks.tumblr.com

Miniature book necklace Covered with handdyed bookcloth veterokforbooks.tumblr.com

Handbound sketchbook/journal Sized 15,5 x 11 cm Cover made of linen-cotton Canapetta bookcloth handdyed in shades of rusty brown and maroon. Handsewn pale green & maroon headbands. No separate endpapers. Approx. 75 pages of archival, cream coloured Canson Mi-Teintes paper inside, sewn with linen thread, deckled edges. Read more about my books: veterokforbooks.tumblr.com

Handbound sketchbook/journal Sized 15,5 x 11 cm Cover made of linen-cotton Canapetta bookcloth handdyed in shades of rusty brown and maroon. Handsewn pale green & maroon headbands. No separate endpapers. Approx. 75 pages of archival, cream coloured Canson Mi-Teintes paper inside, sewn with linen thread, deckled edges. Read more about my books: veterokforbooks.tumblr.com

A pair of ATCs, 2011. Felt-tip pen, watercolour, gel pen, coloured pencil and ink

Handbound hardcover sketchbooks covered with dyed linen-cotto Canapetta bookcloth. Handsewn silk headbands in two contrasting colours. These are A6 sized and feature innards of off-white archival Mi-Teintes paper with deckled edges. veterokforbooks.tumblr.com veterok.net

Handbound hardcover sketchbooks covered with dyed linen-cotton Canapetta bookcloth. Handsewn silk headbands in two contrasting colours. These are A6 sized and feature innards of off-white archival Mi-Teintes paper with deckled edges. veterokforbooks.tumblr.com veterok.net

A knitting project Unfinished miniature books A paper bag inside of which I keep chain and small metal parts A leather pencil case I've had since I was eleven or something Black DJCAD sketchbook Two tomatoes Hemp shorts Pliers Scissors Bread A cell phone changer A hole puncher set A picture photograph of Viktor Tsoy Two paring knives wrapped in leather A package of "Mr. G" razor blades Apparently various British coins A favourite matchbox Morocco leather scraps Hand cream "Black Jack", the world's bestest solid perfume Lip balm, a freebie that came with the perfume A flyer from an antique shop in St. Petersburg A metro token from the same city Some chipboard Yes, it all fits in the navy blue bag pictured under the rubbish. Apparently I'm not so Spartan anymore, I have been multitasking.