RHINOSHIELD in collaboration with the British Library!
YOK.P @ 2024-03-28 09:24:02 +0700
Immerse yourself in the design of phone cases that will take you back to your favorite childhood novels in The British Library collection.
As the UK's national library, The British Library is committed to being a library 'for everyone'. With shelves holding over 170 million volumes, the Library's vast collection is growing every day. With a history spanning centuries, the Library aims to capture every story published in the UK today, tomorrow and into the future.
There are also a number of trusted experts looking after the entire Library's collections. The British Library's collections are open to all, allowing them to explore new ideas and help inspire people to start doing amazing things. The British Library works with partners and libraries across the UK and around the world to ensure that as many people as possible have the opportunity to use and explore its collections of books, activities and expertise.
A collection full of stories
RHINOSHIELD and The British Library have joined forces for a major collaboration that will take you deep into the fascinating world of classic fiction.
Book covers and illustrations of many classic stories such as Little Red Riding Hood, Cinderella, Alice in Wonderland and many more. You can now carry the magic of these literary works with you today.
We invite all book and literature lovers to explore the stories in our new collection.
Little Red Riding Hood
"You have very big eyes," said Little Red Riding Hood.
(Illustration by: MJ Tilsley (1883))
These illustrations by MJ Tilsley depict Little Red Riding Hood visiting her grandmother, only to discover that the wolf has eaten the old woman and disguised herself as her by wearing her clothes. The artwork is from Warne's Excelsior Toy Books and depicts key scenes from this classic tale.
(Illustration by: Harry Clarke (1922))
"He asked her, 'Little girl, where are you going?' Little Red Riding Hood met a fox in the forest.
(Illustration by: Harry Clarke (1922))
(Image: RHINOSHIELD [ Little Red Riding Hood - Wolf Grandma ] Phone Cases for iPhone and Android)
Alice in Wonderland
"All the cards floated up into the air and flew towards her." Alice and the flying cards
(Image: RHINOSHIELD [ Little Red Riding Hood in the Forest ] Phone Cases for iPhone and Android)
The illustrations from the 1911 edition are decorated with delicate colors and intricate lines. The illustrations for Alice in Wonderland were by George Soper (1870–1942). Known for his depictions of rural life, Soper's work added a dreamlike magic to Alice in Wonderland. Soper created six color plates and many other illustrations for the book that remain faithful to Lewis Carroll's original illustrations and demonstrate his imagination when re-interpreting Alice's adventures in the 'rabbit-hole'.
(Image: RHINOSHIELD [ Alice's Adventures In Wonderland ] Phone Cases for iPhone and Android)
Alice: "It's impossible."
Mad Hatter: "If you just believe in it."
(Author: Lewis Carroll / Book: The Nursery "Alice")
(Illustration by: Sir John Tenniel (1890))
In 1890, Lewis Carroll adapted and abridged the Alice stories, which became very popular: The Nursery " Alice ", intended for children under five, and featuring twenty brightly colored illustrations by one of the best-known Victorian illustrators, John Tenniel (1820–1914).
(Image: RHINOSHIELD [Alice And The Dancing Cards] Phone Cases for iPhone and Android)
(Image: RHINOSHIELD [The Red Queen Has Come!] Phone Cases for iPhone and Android)
Cinderella
"Bring us the biggest pumpkin you can find."
(Illustration by: Arthur Rackham (1919))
Cinderella is one of the most beloved fairy tales of all time, told and adapted in many languages and versions. It was first published in 1919 by British author Charles Seddon Evans (1883–1944), who adapted the story from the French tale The Little Glass Slipper , and has become a timeless children's classic.
Cinderella is illustrated with over 40 illustrations by the talented Arthur Rackham (1867–1939), one of the most famous book illustrators of the 20th century. The use of simple silhouettes and Rackham's own style help give this new ' Cinderella ' story a fresh and charming romance.
(Image: RHINOSHIELD [Cinderella Leaving The Ball] Phone Case for iPhone and Android)
(Image: RHINOSHIELD [Cinderella And The Pumpkin Carriage] Phone Case for iPhone and Android)
The Wonderful Wizard of Oz
"Life is about facing your fears!"
(Illustration by: William Wallace Denslow (1906))
The Wonderful Wizard of Oz (1900) by L. Frank Baum is the original book that later became a major cultural phenomenon. It was the first fantasy series to focus on a fictional world rather than a fictional character. The illustrations that depicted famous scenes from the original manuscript were created by William Wallace Denslow.
(Image: RHINOSHIELD [The New Wizard Of Oz - Cowardly Lion] Phone Cases for iPhone and Android)
(Image: RHINOSHIELD [The New Wizard Of Oz - Dorothy] Phone Cases for iPhone and Android)
RHINOSHIELD and the British Library have teamed up to create a beautiful collection that will help you rediscover your passion for literature. The collection includes a range of phone cases, including Clear and SolidSuit cases for AirPods and iPad, as well as GRIP, which attaches to the back of your phone. All of these cases not only protect your tech, they also let you show off your style.
RHINOSHIELD x The British Library collection: https://rhinoshield.co.th/collections/designers-the-british-library