



sorting and hunting for the perfect components and the puzzle-esque setup is surely my favorite part of the letterpress process; I'll save polymer plates/printing for professionals. PLUS, overprinting and experimenting with colors is quite seductive — i do love the element of chance. Once i pull the sheet off the press, i'm quite disinterested with the final thing.
i'm onto new press experiments inspired by this great site (found via manystuff).
4 comments:
It must be such fun, I would love to try it!
Love your experiments, they do nice posters :)
alessandra, thanks for your kind comment! it is so much fun—you've got to try.
when i finish the last ink color, I can send you one!
my goodness i love that link!
this is a lovely lovely blog. thank you!
Great reading your poost
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