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Ornament and Crime
(Adolf Loos, 1908)
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type-high (tīp'hī') adj. Printing As high as the standard height of type, measured from the face to the foot, 23.3 millimeters (0.9186 inch).
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FURNITURE
- 2011 Southern Graphics Conference
- AHN/VHS Gallery
- Briarpress
- David Comberg
- ego//nego
- I Love Typography
- Intercut by Nick Sherman
- Julianne Ahn
- Kennedy Prints
- Mad Maude Letterpress
- Matt Neff
- Meet Your Printmaker
- my type of...
- Penn Fine Arts
- Penn Rare Book & Manuscripts Library
- Philagrafika
- Printeresting
- Rise And Shine
- Robin McDowell
- Sofie Hodara
- something:nothing
- Space 1026
- Tamworth Lyceum
- The Arts Council of Tamworth
- The Common Press at Penn
- The Common Press Blog
- The Pomp
- Tiny Gems
- TYPEFACE: The Film
- Undercover Zero
- Washington Printmakers Gallery
- Wharton Esherick and the Birth of The American Modern
- Winged Bull Studio
- Woodtyper
- Words Are Steamships
2 comments:
oh!
just took a peak.
what suberb work, indeed. great!
love those stamps. love typographical stamps.
neat, clean, consise, poetic.thoghtful and whitty simultaneously.
you are getting into some fine poetics
cheers, best
sam
thank you, sam.
this project is just the springboard for a whole lot more, so stay tuned.
thank you ever so much for the feedback.
~robin
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