Kinks and quirks of humanity - letterpress poster
"The kinks and quirks of humanity are lost in the perfection of mass produced goods." ~Stephen Hogbin. Letterpress printed by Princetown Press in 2025. Limited edition of 100 (hand numbered).
Perfect Gift For
This poster would make a meaningful gift for many people, including:
Artisans and craftspeople - woodworkers, potters, jewellers, or anyone who creates handmade items would deeply appreciate this sentiment about the value of human imperfection in craft.
Design professionals - graphic designers, architects, or industrial designers who grapple with the tension between mass production and human-centred design.
Vintage and antique enthusiasts - people who collect old furniture, vintage clothing, or antique items often value the character that comes from human craftsmanship and age.
Philosophy or literature lovers - those interested in critiques of modernity, industrialization, or consumer culture would appreciate the deeper commentary on what we lose in mass production.
Small business owners - especially those running boutique shops, local restaurants, or other businesses that emphasize personal touch over corporate efficiency.
Makers and DIY enthusiasts - people who enjoy crafting, home brewing, gardening, or any hands-on hobbies that celebrate the imperfect beauty of homemade things.
Art collectors or gallery visitors - anyone who appreciates the handmade quality of letterpress printing itself would understand both the medium and the message.
Details
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Size: SRA3 450 mm x 320 mm
- Paper: British, recycled paper 120gsm.
- Ink: Dark brown (made by Hawthorn Printmakers in the UK)
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Press: Soldans cylinder proofing press (1952).
- Type: main text: wood type; attribution and date in metal type
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Fount: Gill Sans, a jumble of founts for "perfection", an unknown italic for humanity. Attribution and printing credit are both Perpetua (metal founts).
- Delivery costs will be calculated at the checkout
- Free UK delivery on all orders over £30
- You can return your order for a full refund or exchange within 30 days of purchase
- Delivery costs will be calculated at the checkout
- Free UK delivery on all orders over £30
- You can return your order for a full refund or exchange within 30 days of purchase
"The kinks and quirks of humanity are lost in the perfection of mass produced goods." ~Stephen Hogbin. Letterpress printed by Princetown Press in 2025. Limited edition of 100 (hand numbered).
Perfect Gift For
This poster would make a meaningful gift for many people, including:
Artisans and craftspeople - woodworkers, potters, jewellers, or anyone who creates handmade items would deeply appreciate this sentiment about the value of human imperfection in craft.
Design professionals - graphic designers, architects, or industrial designers who grapple with the tension between mass production and human-centred design.
Vintage and antique enthusiasts - people who collect old furniture, vintage clothing, or antique items often value the character that comes from human craftsmanship and age.
Philosophy or literature lovers - those interested in critiques of modernity, industrialization, or consumer culture would appreciate the deeper commentary on what we lose in mass production.
Small business owners - especially those running boutique shops, local restaurants, or other businesses that emphasize personal touch over corporate efficiency.
Makers and DIY enthusiasts - people who enjoy crafting, home brewing, gardening, or any hands-on hobbies that celebrate the imperfect beauty of homemade things.
Art collectors or gallery visitors - anyone who appreciates the handmade quality of letterpress printing itself would understand both the medium and the message.
Details
-
Size: SRA3 450 mm x 320 mm
- Paper: British, recycled paper 120gsm.
- Ink: Dark brown (made by Hawthorn Printmakers in the UK)
-
Press: Soldans cylinder proofing press (1952).
- Type: main text: wood type; attribution and date in metal type
-
Fount: Gill Sans, a jumble of founts for "perfection", an unknown italic for humanity. Attribution and printing credit are both Perpetua (metal founts).
- Delivery costs will be calculated at the checkout
- Free UK delivery on all orders over £30
- You can return your order for a full refund or exchange within 30 days of purchase
- Delivery costs will be calculated at the checkout
- Free UK delivery on all orders over £30
- You can return your order for a full refund or exchange within 30 days of purchase