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I was fortunate to find an almost complete set of Parsons decorators free for the taking. Manufactured by Barnhart Brothers & Spindler in Chicago, they are the perfect accent for the typeface Parsons, designed by intrepid printer and private printing author Will Ransom in 1917. I also have a run of Parsons from 6pt to 36pt. It was often used for the title cards in silent movies.
These are all tools that I borrowed from my school. They are all used when working with a letterpress. I recently learned the whole process and I'm excited to letterpress my own business cards :)
I'm planning on doing some more product photography like this in order to work on my styling abilities. Earlier today I got a pocket watch that used to belong to my grandpa, and I think it'll be perfect for another one of these photos!
This photo was inspired by Bryan John Appleby's cd cover. He's a really talented local Seattle artist, check out his songs... I wish I could find a good youtube video of his song Glory, 'cause I really like that one (especially the end.)
This is a new line we are developing... we call it "meadowettes". We are not sold on the upper left one's color... and we plan to add a 6th design in a plum color. Thoughts?
The unassuming beauty of a freshly letterpressed print. 16"x24" on Crane Lettra Pearl.
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This project is done with Marek at letteramagica.
Done to promote future projets of www.harmonie-interieure.com
This is what happens when a print-maker decides to do typesetting for a letterpress project. Studio 1801-Foothill College
Lovely find on holiday in Cornwall - spending way too much time filling it and colour co-ordinating instead of making jewellery for the Saltaire Arts Trail!
Gold ink printed on pearlized white for SERAPH.
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Design by Whitney Shaw, www.threewholebuffalo.net/
Promotional poster for Kultbox Records. Hand typeset (couldn't find an "I") and letterpressed with black/red ink on heavyweight rives paper.
First DGPH letter pressed stationary set.
-Limited to 500 hand-numbered cards. Foil stamped in bronze on natural white 88# stock with French Pop-Tone Blu Raspberry envelopes.
Five cards & envelopes per pack.
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