“The project began life as a discussion between myself and GF Smith’s Jane Crowther as an opportunity to showcase the variety of different paper stocks that could be used to print digitally. We talked about the possibility of producing a limited edition (only 250 printed) promotional piece that could be sent out to a collection of designers and creatives based mainly in the North of England. The aim of ‘limited edition’ was to highlight Craft and Design in the North of the UK and for the first piece we chose to work with the Craft and Design Centre in Manchester as it has recently celebrated its 30th anniversary and is a perfect venue in which to promote and feature.” Lovely stuff through the post from Dave.
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