I found this paper recycling bin near the Shields Library filled with thrown away book sleeves and some of them looked pretty awesome. I filled up my backpack with at least 30 book covers and biked home. Using IKEA RAM Wooden 4x6 Frames I bought a few weeks back, I began cutting. After an hour or two, I whipped up a Tokyo Imperial themed 3x3 set. Tell me what you guys think! See more on my photostream.
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