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Showing posts with label Paper. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Paper. Show all posts
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
Wednesday, November 11, 2009
Tuesday, November 10, 2009
Holiday Cards
the holidays are approaching!
that means it's time to start sending out christmas cards and party invites.
always such an ordeal.
these cards from petite alma are adorable and delightful.
that means it's time to start sending out christmas cards and party invites.
always such an ordeal.
these cards from petite alma are adorable and delightful.
Wednesday, August 26, 2009
Tuesday, August 25, 2009
Thursday, August 20, 2009
Cards from Jon Klassen
Unique cards from Jon Klassen
Jon Klassen's web site: www.burstofbeaden.com
Buy them here: www.redcapcards.com
Jon Klassen's web site: www.burstofbeaden.com
Buy them here: www.redcapcards.com
(via Man Make Home)
Saturday, June 20, 2009
Friday, June 19, 2009
Seedling Kit Favors
These make a great gift/favor for almost any occasion...
from A Field Journal and featured on Etsy's How-Tuesday!
or Anthropolgie offers these pre-made sets...
Tree-To-Be Kit
Grow Your Own Garden- Alyssum
from A Field Journal and featured on Etsy's How-Tuesday!
or Anthropolgie offers these pre-made sets...
Tree-To-Be Kit
Grow Your Own Garden- Alyssum
Thursday, June 18, 2009
Wednesday, May 20, 2009
Sunday, May 17, 2009
Thursday, May 14, 2009
Wednesday, May 13, 2009
Monday, May 11, 2009
Mok Duk
Anne Benjamin is an illustrator and printmaker living and working in Chicago, Illinois and the creator of Mok Duk (pronounced "mock duck"), a line of invitations, greeting cards and art prints. New obsession...
I like her explanation of letterpress printing....
LETTERPRESS PRINTING
It’s your classic Cinderella story. In the late 20th Century, this outdated form of relief printing invented by Johannese Gutenberg in the 1439, was revived by a design community tired of the intangible, impersonal computer world. Characterized by its "punch", the impression the printing plate makes on the paper surface and its modeled ink coverage, letterpress produces an earthy sumptuous feel. Soon, every stationery shop was carrying “new-fangled” letterpressed cards (When, actually they should have been called “old-fangled.”)
Letterpress printers have come a long way from printing Biblical texts, to peasant folk tales, to revolutionary propaganda, all the way up to the present day and me, Anne Benjamin, printing your very own letterpressed invitations for your very special occassion. Currently, I print on an antique Chandler and Price platen letterpress, circa 1914. I hope to be printing on the old girl until she breaks or until she breaks me--hopefully not the latter.
MokDuk.com
I like her explanation of letterpress printing....LETTERPRESS PRINTING
It’s your classic Cinderella story. In the late 20th Century, this outdated form of relief printing invented by Johannese Gutenberg in the 1439, was revived by a design community tired of the intangible, impersonal computer world. Characterized by its "punch", the impression the printing plate makes on the paper surface and its modeled ink coverage, letterpress produces an earthy sumptuous feel. Soon, every stationery shop was carrying “new-fangled” letterpressed cards (When, actually they should have been called “old-fangled.”)
Letterpress printers have come a long way from printing Biblical texts, to peasant folk tales, to revolutionary propaganda, all the way up to the present day and me, Anne Benjamin, printing your very own letterpressed invitations for your very special occassion. Currently, I print on an antique Chandler and Price platen letterpress, circa 1914. I hope to be printing on the old girl until she breaks or until she breaks me--hopefully not the latter.
MokDuk.com
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