Holiday printing is in full swing, so I'm working on a number of different things right now. In addition to these bookplates, I printed a wedding and a set of calling cards this weekend. Next week is a large corporate holiday card job, with a lovely design submitted by the company art director. I'll post some pictures of that, permission permitting.




2 comments:
LOVELY!
Can I ask what kind of plates you use? How do you get that nice deep impression?
Thanks! In this case, it is a result of the paper. Somerset is very soft and plush, and always takes an amazing impression.
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