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February 7, 2012

Typographic Wooden Teething Toys.
Typographic Wooden Teething Toys, made by Little Alouette from locally sources hardwoods and finished with organic flax seed oil, can introduce your kid to typography.

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Calepino

February 7, 2012

These beautiful notebooks from Calepino can be a wonderful gift for any occasion. Made in France, 100% recycled, packed in a nice box, the books comes in three colors: red, green and blue and three interior styles: plain, ruled and graph. Letterpress printed bookmark included in each order as well. On my wishlist!

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Tweeterpress

February 6, 2012

Texas student Wu Ch is printing tweets using wood type from the Wu Ch is printing tweets using wood type from the Rob Roy Kelly American Wood Type Collection. By letterpressing people's tweets she is aiming to counterbalance our fast-paced and impersonal world.

more about the project:
"One of the restraints I gave myself whilst outlining the project was to avoid new technology(Illustrator and InDesign) as much as possible in the production of the project. The idea is to take the digital into the analog, the current into the archaic, and recontextualize the analog version through digital platforms such as twitter and tumblr . I would send a copy of each letterpress poster to its respective tweeter along with this cover letter to explain the project."

more pictures here

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Linotype: The Film

February 2, 2012

After being fully funded via Kickstarter the Linotype film is now fully edited and ready for the world premiere on 3rd of February at the SVA Theatre in New York. Afterwards the film will be shown in different cities (check the screening page). I'm looking forward to see the film and secretly hoping it would come to Belgium one day;)

"Once you get ink and type metal in your blood it never comes out" quote from the new trailer. How true!

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Clang, clang, clang" Went the Lino…" article about Linotype by Steven Heller

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Upside Down, Left To Right

January 28, 2012

I must admit I have a weakness for letterpress related films. And even though this subtile short film by Danny Cooke have been featured on the various blogs and was circulating on twitter the last few days I felt the urge to (re)post it as well. Well, because it can never be too much;)
"A short film about letterpress and one of the few remaining movable-type printing workshops in the UK, situated at Plymouth University, featuring Paul Collier."

found via welovetypography

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One and only female punch-cutter

January 23, 2012

Very interesting and extensive article about Nelly Gable (FR) of the Imprimerie Nationale, the assumed one and only female punch-cutter.

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© 2011 Designhistory.org 

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video (in French)

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Day & Night

January 17, 2012

Valentine's day is coming, a day to give extra attention to your beloved one. Designer Kyle Kargov came up with an original gift - a silkscreened and letterpressed poster (25x25cm) using glow in the dark ink (printed by Mama's Sauce). Absolutely love the idea! (unfortunately sold out by now).

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