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showmesomethingnewuk:

Scottish designer Levi created a lego letterpress that produces some pretty incedible stuff. The iconic dot ridges of the shapes produce a pretty cool effect on paper!

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mer-ow:

This is my Junior Series all done! It is the big project we as SVA illustration major juniors work on all school year long. This year’s theme was “Kings and Queens.” I chose King Haakon VII of Norway.

Technique: etching and aquatint printed on cloth with hand embroidery

King Haakon VII began his reign in 1905 after Norway dissolved its union with Sweden. The Norwegian people were happy with their King and their new independence. When the Nazis threatened to invade in 1940, King Haakon VII refused to cooperate with them so Germany attacked. The power struggle for Norway and the King’s resistance against the Nazis is the focus of my series. Many other countries recognized Norway’s courage and FDR acknowledged this in his speech, “Let him look to Norway.” After years in exile, when the war was finally over, the King was welcomed back to his country with open arms.

(As the artist and owner of these images I am asking you: please do not remove text or credit if you reblog. Thank you!)

-Kjersti Faret

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