Bigfoot Letterpress Print Card
This letterpress-printed card features a hand-carved linoleum block print of bigfoot in brown ink.
Details:
- Dimensions: 4.25 x 5.5 inches
- Letterpress printed with hand-carved linoleum block print
- Blank inside
- Paired with a kraft envelope
- Printed in Eureka, California
Lynn M. Jones is the artist and linocut printmaker behind Lynn-oleum. Based on the Redwood Coast of Northern California, she hand carves linoleum blocks inspired by the beauty, humor, and joy found in relatable moments. Using a vintage letterpress machinery, she inks and presses the linoleum block into recycled cardstock in small batches. The result is a simple, yet striking piece of art that people can see and feel the quality in.
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Bigfoot Letterpress Print Card
This letterpress-printed card features a hand-carved linoleum block print of bigfoot in brown ink.
Details:
- Dimensions: 4.25 x 5.5 inches
- Letterpress printed with hand-carved linoleum block print
- Blank inside
- Paired with a kraft envelope
- Printed in Eureka, California
Lynn M. Jones is the artist and linocut printmaker behind Lynn-oleum. Based on the Redwood Coast of Northern California, she hand carves linoleum blocks inspired by the beauty, humor, and joy found in relatable moments. Using a vintage letterpress machinery, she inks and presses the linoleum block into recycled cardstock in small batches. The result is a simple, yet striking piece of art that people can see and feel the quality in.
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This letterpress-printed card features a hand-carved linoleum block print of bigfoot in brown ink.
Details:
- Dimensions: 4.25 x 5.5 inches
- Letterpress printed with hand-carved linoleum block print
- Blank inside
- Paired with a kraft envelope
- Printed in Eureka, California
Lynn M. Jones is the artist and linocut printmaker behind Lynn-oleum. Based on the Redwood Coast of Northern California, she hand carves linoleum blocks inspired by the beauty, humor, and joy found in relatable moments. Using a vintage letterpress machinery, she inks and presses the linoleum block into recycled cardstock in small batches. The result is a simple, yet striking piece of art that people can see and feel the quality in.
