Jessica Hische on Letterpress

Posted on | September 1, 2010 | No Comments

Jessica Hische is a constant source of typographic inspiration for me and about a million other people around the world. Here she is discussing the refreshing, tactile beauty of letterpress.

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Category: Design, Drawing, Paper Art, Typography, Video, Wordage
Tags: alphabet > Jessica Hische > lettering > letterpress > type illustration > Typography

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