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The Scale Of Things

Did you know that Bill Gates earns so much money, that if he lets a $100 bill fall to the ground, it does no make financial sense for him to spend time bending down to pick it up. Or that, since data has mass, the entire internet weighs about the same as an egg? It is baffling facts like this that are featured in the new book The Scale of Things, compiled to help us understand the world a little better. The book presents a collection of these facts translated into a new graphic visual style. The graphics are integral to understanding the statements: a mix of information graphics, expressive typography and illustrations, they are effective visual representations of baffling concepts that will fill your brain with bizarre knowledge you won’t soon forget.

Available for purchase in Europe here




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TATTOO

Written by Legendary tattoo artist and historian Henk Schiffmacher, this new book by book publisher Taschen, takes us on a personal journey through the history of tattooing from the 1730s to the 1970s. Tattoo is an oversized book packed with stunning tattoo artifacts and designs, delivered in an easy-to-read and awe-inspiring format over the course of five different chapters. Showcasing over two hundred years of worldwide tattoo history, the huge book is limited to ...
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NOMADIC HOMES

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JAPAN: THE COOKBOOK

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