June 10, 2009
Rob Matthews has created a hefty physical version of Wikipedia’s featured articles. The 2,559 digital articles have been transformed into a massive, 5,000 page hardbound book that looks to be around 2 feet tall. Though thoroughly impractical, the project beautifully illustrates the usefulness of digital information.
[via Spreading Jam]
Inspiration to make things better.
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| Transport & Travel | |
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| Web & Technology | |
| Work & Business | |
| Youth | |
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