Richard Woods
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
Ornament and Crime
(Adolf Loos, 1908)
-----
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).
job case
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
Archive
-
▼
2010
(88)
-
▼
November
(9)
- Remnant Printing, "How To Win Friends & Influence ...
- "I Will Fight No More Forever"
- Remnant-Printing, "Miracle Family"
- Fodder for Thought - New Paltz, NY
- TV Santa Claus Says...
- The BOOK, The EVERYMAN, The ESHERICK!
- A Possible Permutation of "More Angular Future"
- EWE + MEE + EN-WHY-CEE + ARTIEEEEE!
- Time to "Hunker Down"
-
▼
November
(9)
2 comments:
Hey,
I have a question for the webmaster/admin here at ornamentandcrime.blogspot.com.
Can I use part of the information from your blog post above if I give a backlink back to your website?
Thanks,
Alex
rvuhprsvom, Xrumer profile , oBWpEeJ.
Post a Comment