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Nate Mucha – Why Craft

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Nate Mucha at work in the Letterpress Shop. Tell the world why you craft: whycraft.com Follow the movement on Twittter: twitter.com/WhyCraft Film and Editing: Alex Catanese Music: “Untitled 1” by Mountains (From the Daytrotter Session) Filmed on Location and Sponsored by: A Hot Mesh, LLC

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Keegan Meegan – Letterpress Printing

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One of my favorite motivational sayings, printed with woodtype on butcher paper by my friends at keeganmeegan.com. Posters available at thepressure.org. Produced by Adam R Garcia (thepressure.org) Printing by KeeganMeegan (keeganmeegan.com) Video by Noe Chavez (sandymontana.com) Music by Lazerbeak (doomtree.net) Song: “Wild Life”

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Seea Hangtags by Voila! Press

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Seea hang tags are handmade by Mr. Colt Bowden and his beautiful letter press machine. We are so fascinated with the process and the love that goes into printing them. There is something magic about letter-pressing and the beautiful feel of the imprint. video by Voila! Press music by Majestic Pop

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Canvas Shop LA

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Make your walls happy 🙂 Located in downtown Los Angeles. 453 S Spring St Ste 901 Los Angeles, CA 90013 Call: 213-986-3503 Email: admin@CanvasShopLA.com http://www.CanvasShopLA.com http://www.Facebook.com/CanvasShop

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Tiny little chairs by bruxe

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A video brought to you by Bruxe Design and Consult showcasing the detailed process of Making of Bruxe’s Tiny Little Chairs pendants. These pendants are a love letter to mid century design. Each pendant repre- sents a vintage chair which revolutionized furniture production and the design process. The designers of this era have forever changed the way we interact with design objects and their harmony within of our home, office and environment. These miniatures allow you to wear your love and appreciation for these pioneering designers and their iconic objects…

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Screen printing for threadless

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Threadless Stopped by one of their printers, Target Decorated Apparel, to capture some footage of Funkalicious being printed. Sit back and watch the magic of t-shirt decoration happen before your eyes!

Birth of a book

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A short vignette of a book being created using traditional printing methods. For the Daily Telegraph. Shot at Smith-Settle Printers, Leeds, England. The book being printed is Suzanne St Albans’ ‘Mango and Mimosa’ published as part of the Slightly Foxed series. Shot, Directed & Edited by Glen Milner

Trip print press

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Director of Photography: Konrad Czystowski Art Director & Second Camera: Tatjana Green A little over a year ago we started branding our good friend Konrad as the newly minted FreshSox. One of the final elements of his brand to get produced was his business card. During the design process, we knew we wanted to go the letterpress route. The tactile quality, vibrant colours and overall aesthetic has always appealed to us. We recently met Nicholas Kennedy at Trip Print Press (tripprintpress.ca)here in Toronto. We were so wowed with his work…