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oprion: Miniature Broadside #1
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oprion: Playing with Magic Squares
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oprion: Typesetting Goudy’s Garamont
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oprion: Tschichold's nightmare
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oprion: Monotype No. 648 ornament form
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oprion: Planning the paper size and registration for an upcoming print.
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oprion: Abecedarium
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oprion: It is often the underside of a form where compositors hide their dirty secrets. But, it can also reveal an interesting pattern, like a city as seen from an airplane, or a microchip magnified.
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oprion: Gazette form locked up in a chase
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oprion: Jefferson Gothic
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oprion: Jefferson Gothic
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oprion: The Order of DeMolay cut with a make-shift frame
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oprion: Lemarchand's box with printer’s ornaments
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oprion: Blackletter
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oprion: This could work for the title page of "Ornement et Crime" by Adolf Loos, circa 1913.
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oprion: Tschichold’s nightmare
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oprion: A 66 point portal
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oprion: Cleland Garamond border as a make-shift drop cap.
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oprion: Typesetting-by-numbers
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oprion: A locked form
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oprion: Specimen Bookcover form
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oprion: Playing Tetris with letterpress blocks
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oprion: Filling up the galley
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oprion: Setting nonpareil type
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oprion: Playing Tetris with letterpress blocks
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oprion: Dr. Gulkoff's Restorative Tonic
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oprion: Setting 24pt. Granjon Arabesques freshly cast by Skyline
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oprion: Setting 24pt. Granjon Arabesques freshly cast by Skyline
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oprion: Setting 24pt. Granjon Arabesques freshly cast by Skyline
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oprion: Playbill chase lockup