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When “Little Man, Little Man” was first published in 1976, critics didn’t know what to make of an experimental, enigmatic picture book that straddled the line between children’s and adult literature. It received lukewarm reviews and quickly went out of print.

Each layer is made of billions of little dots, which are laid down using a technique called halftoning. Traditionally, halftone printing uses CYMK dots of different sizes to create images that appear to have millions of colors. However, when you combine the 3D stacking of transparent colors with the halftoning method, the color gamut is much wider than CMYK, and the results are incredibly vibrant and accurate. The MIT team calls their new method “contoning,” and according to their tests, it’s “more than four times more accurate than state-of-the-art physical models at creating the exact color shades for different artworks.”

She learned to cook in the same house she lives in now, as she and her husband moved in with her father when he became ill.

That remaining percentage is standard commercial printing, such as business cards, stationery, post cards, covers and wedding items.

“I try to work from home sometimes, but a lot of the production has to be done here. We pride ourselves on never missing a deadline. We will do what it takes to get the work done on time.”

“In March, we received a call from G&R Publishing of Waverly that it was going to dissolve its custom cookbook division. We were able to absorb that and expand our capabilities for custom cookbooks.

Compendium, which is better known in the gift market than in the publishing industry, has landed for the first time on PW’s list of fast-growing publishers after 2017 sales jumped 38% from 2015. Its title output went up 21% in the past three years, with 35 frontlist releases in 2017, up from 29 in 2015. The Seattle-based company specializes in publishing children’s books, gift books, guest books, notebooks, and journals, as well as greeting cards, boxed note cards, stationery, and pop-up cards, although trade books do account for a portion of its overall sales.

The Saltie book holds sentimental value: “I’m the only remaining partner, so it’s nice to have documented that time when it was the three of us starting out,” Fidanza says. “It’s even more meaningful now than I realized then.” Conlon isn’t so convinced. “It’s an incredible amount of drain,” he says. “I can’t say I’m totally gung ho about doing another book.” One surprising perk is that he felt liberated to essentially take the recipes from the first two years of Fat Rice off the menu and start fresh, once they were immortalized in his cookbook.

But the ebook story has turned out to have a twist in the tale. Sales of physical books increased 4% in the UK last year while ebook sales shrank by the same amount. Glance around a busy train carriage and those passengers who aren’t on their phones are far more likely to have a paperback than a Kindle.

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What Oliva didn’t know was that her friends planned to compile 50 of her recipes and have them published in a cookbook, “From the Kitchen of Gloria Oliva.”

A university 3D printer was called for to create furniture for the Georgia O’Keeffe exhibit and a reproduction of Frank Lloyd Wright’s Origami chair. Architecture students helped design and build the welcoming pavilion for a rare Frank Lloyd Wright Usonian house, known as the Bachman-Wilson House, which was disassembled in New Jersey and reassembled in its entirety at Crystal Bridges in 2014.