An edition of Character traits (2019)

Character traits

an argument for digitally drawn letterforms to be considered a distinct classification of lettering, free from the presumptions of late-industrial typographic manufacturing, accompanied by a suite of plates in which said argument is graphically explored in texts chosen for their relevance to the current state of the world

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An edition of Character traits (2019)

Character traits

an argument for digitally drawn letterforms to be considered a distinct classification of lettering, free from the presumptions of late-industrial typographic manufacturing, accompanied by a suite of plates in which said argument is graphically explored in texts chosen for their relevance to the current state of the world

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Russell Maret
Language
English
Pages
25

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Book Details


Table of Contents

The arugment
The plates.

Edition Notes

The work includes The Argument, a bound essay (36 unnumbered pages : illustrations ; 29 x 39 cm) with a section of notes on the plates, and The Plates, a portfolio of 25 unbound color plates.

"Eighty-three copies have been made. The standard edition consists of sixty numbered copies, of which five are proofs; the deluxe of twentry-three copies numbered with Roman numerals, of which three are proofs." -- Colophon.

"Character Traits was designed and printed by Russell Maret. The Plates were printed on a Band New etching press manufactured by Conrad Machine Co; The Argument on a Vandercook Universal III and an FAG Control 405. The text is set in Pisolino and Sans Pisolino, both of which were designed by Russell Maret. The text and plate papers were made specially fo the book by Travis Becker at Twinrocker Handmade Paper. The suminagashi paper used on the standard edition binding was made by Tadao Fukuda ... Amy Borezo designed and executed the binding at Shelter Bookworks ..."--Colophon.

Rare Book copy: No. 9; signed by the author/book artist.

Accompanied by a folded black and white poster, "Every letterform drawn for Character Traits by Russell Maret."

Includes bibliographical references.

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New York
Other Titles
Every letterform drawn for Character Traits.

The Physical Object

Pagination
1 case (1 volume (unpaged), 25 unnumbered sheets)
Number of pages
25

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL44403052M
OCLC/WorldCat
1090744095

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