Artists
Don Taylor

Geldhaus
binder's board, leather, decorated paper
About the Work
Boxes are part of the bookbinder's bag of tricks. Mostly, I make boxes to protect books; but occasionally, such as now, I make one for fun and then I get to stretch out a bit. Geldhaus is of course a fancy piggybank with an architectural kind of name.
About the Artist
Don Taylor was raised in Windsor and has an M.A. in Linguistics from the University of Windsor. He studied bookbinding at Sheridan College of Art and Design and privately with Betsy Palmer Eldridge. His work is found in private and public collections in Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal, Tokyo and New York. Don produces presentation bindings and portfolios for corporate clients and his design bindings - often incorporating metal, gesso, and his unique hand decorated papers - have appeared in exhibitions throughout North America and in Europe and Japan. Don works and teaches at his studio in Toronto.

