真正能讓人心得以靜下來慢慢細嚼的，始終是書本。身為書籍設計師，我的工作是把作者的聲音實體化；從意念開始，抓着文本中最能挑動讀者思覺和感官神經的部分，一步步以細節說故事，引領讀者進入深度的閱讀世界，留下深刻的記憶。
「曦成製本」設計工作室的宗旨，就是為每本書度身訂做其設計，從封面到內頁，皆用心琢磨，期望為作者與讀者創造獨一無二的驚喜。
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- D/ 02b_ Typo Liquor
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- D/ 03b_ Typo Moon
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- My Book
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書就是… A Book is…
一片紙不但表現時間，也表現空間。而一片片的紙張組合起來的書就是一個高深的容器，盛滿文字，既能從中不斷汲取智慧，又能裝入無限的智慧。
A piece of paper reflects not only time but also space. Books are formed by binding papers together to become containers of words that serve as a reservoir as well as a spring of wisdom.
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