It's cover is printed acetate, as you can see here.
Even the jacketflaps, which shows up beautifully against the gorgous scarlet/salmon interior.
But this wasn't the only groovy example. Along the same idea of transparency, there was this cover that had areas of frost and clear, which reminded me of a Chip Kidd cover.
This cover was actually printed flocked velvet. I hate to think howw much that cost.
This book was actually a set of little books inside a beautifully designed box.
This next one wasn't a completely new idea, but it was done quite well. It had a die-cut jacket...
over a printed cloth cover.
In the corner of the images you see that box covered with the image of money? That was the case that held a book with covers made of mirrors. Sorry I didn't get a photo of that one.
At any rate, it was an exquisite portfolio of the hights that books can be raised to - very nice!
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