
And for all you salivating giveaway hunters, read on for all the deets!
UCU: What sets ilfant press apart from others who offer similar products?

ip: I pride myself in setting type and rule by hand; a majority of the letterpress printed work out there was created on a computer and made into plates. This is all well and good, but I feel there's an extra special bit of love when words are set letter by letter, space by space. When using lead type (wood type, ornaments, etc.), you're somewhat limited to what you can make, so you have to be creative to make things work. As a teacher (and love of) letterpress, I think it's really important to preserve this skill.
UCU: What do you like best about crafting/creating your product?
ip: The problem solving is pretty exciting. Sometimes I have to use math (yuck, right?) but it's so helpful!
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I love letterpress of any stripe and I can't wait to see what she's bringing in August.
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh, letterpress is always so much fun!
ReplyDeleteI think I saw your work at the Tacoma Wayzgoose, love it!
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