Postcards printed with ancient characters and new life version

The font family "Akzidenz-Grotesk" is known as the "mother of modern sans-serif fonts". Since its birth in the 19th century, it has moved from typesetting to the digital age. Today, it returns to the scene with a new look "neue Serie57®". In the 19th century, two well-known fonts "Helvetica" and "Univers" came into being, and Germany created another classic "Akzidenz-Grotesk Serie 57". However, this font was gradually forgotten as the times changed, and it never even underwent digitization. Many years later, designer Erik Spiekermann accidentally discovered the typeface of this font in an old type wooden box, and collaborated with designer Alexander Roth to redesign it, finally creating the "neue Serie57®" digital font. This set of postcards is designed using this replica font and combined with German elements. The Heidelberg letterpress printing machine from the 19th century is used for printing. Black ink and Silver ink are used to imprint on the paper, leaving deep depression marks, which reproduces the beauty of the 19th century letterpress printing process. The paper uses the beige color of German Matisse environmentally friendly tissue paper, which was jointly developed by Lianmei Paper and Gmund. This environmentally friendly paper has both a rough feel and a smooth surface, adding texture to printing and making every postcard full of artistic charm. Two-color letterpress printing｜12.7x17.8cm