Material Matters #2 - Metal typography noted professor of economic history

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Material Matters #2 - Metal typography noted professor of economic historyMaterial Matters #2 'Metal' showcases stunning creative interpretations of the common material across a variety of mediums. From oxidising metal sheets to create intriguing art to embossing foil on print for visual impact, this edition explores the compelling ways with which the unique characteristics of metal can be cleverly drawn upon or manipulated to shape the outcome of a particular project. more Materials have the power to affect human