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How type is made

by art85admin | Sep 19, 2017 | Class Lectures | 0 comments

Casting Metal Type from Dave Keyes on Vimeo.

Traditional letterpress printing requires physical letters, cast from metal or carved from wood, which get inked and pressed into paper to make a print. In the next two blog posts, we’ll take an introductory look into how these letters get made.

First up, metal type!

https://www.stbrigidpress.net/blog/how-type-is-made-part-1

 

 

 

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