Tsinghua-Inspired Illustrated Letterpress Bookmarks.

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This piece centers narrow bookmark cards showing orange architectural blocks and dark lettering on pale paper. The print and finishing approach uses four-color letterpress.

Process / finish: four-color letterpress

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Tsinghua-Inspired Illustrated Letterpress Bookmarks

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This piece centers narrow bookmark cards showing orange architectural blocks and dark lettering on pale paper. The print and finishing approach uses four-color letterpress. What stands out is that the vertical format gives the campus-themed illustration a strong upward rhythm. Paper weight and small lettering matter together when this format is handled rather than only viewed. A custom interpretation can adjust the size, stock and artwork around a new brief.

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