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PEOPLE HAVING FUN AND LEARNING FASCINATED BY AN ANCIENT CRAFT |
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TITLE PAGE. Composed by hand, printed by hand. Four ladies from Scotland, discovering a printing press. A group of students from a Hong Kong university on an internship program. A dozen practitioners from around Australia attended TYPE CAMP MELBOURNE: their instructor, from Brazil, is on the right. The annual "AG Ideas" convention made a practical excursion to MMOP. The MMOP wide-format poster series Design Students from a NSW High School attended the Graphic Students' Workshop HAPPY WITH THEIR DAY'S WORK THE FINER POINTS OF PAGE MAKE-UP DESIGN STUDENT'S RANDOM POSTER A PAGE OF LINOTYPE SETTING AND ITS PROOF HOT-METAL TYPESETTING MACHINERY: Ludlow Typograph (rear view, at left); Linotype and Intertype (at right) The Linotype (side view, showing melting pot), compositors' saw, and Ludlow Typograph (in background)
THE ANCIENT AND THE MODERN SHOWROOM VIEW 2011 See the HOME PAGE for more: click the thumbnails to enlarge and see detailed explanations. Return to top Initiated Nov 2015 |