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		<title>Book Mosaic &#8211; Accordion Book Technique</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Book Mosaic &#124; The idea was inspired from the mosaic panels , in which the outcome of the drawing changes with the alternation of the pieces . In this case the unit is a combination of three books , packed or folded together to form a triangular shape tile . This kind of tile or [...]]]></description>
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<p>The idea was inspired from the mosaic panels , in which the outcome of the drawing changes with the alternation of the pieces . In this case the unit is a combination of three books , packed or folded together to form a triangular shape tile . This kind of tile or piece could be assembled vertically , horizontally , or in a circular like shape to establish different forms and functions  . It can act as a wall , a buttress , a column and even a dome like cover .</p>
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<p><strong>Accordion &#8211; Book Technique | </strong></p>
<p>By hinging series of books together , we will be getting a strip of accordion-like shape . This kind of  shape is similar to an accordion-door , which can through certain hinges change its size and shape .</p>
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