The designs feature: Nankunshen Temple, Hsinchu Prefecture Hall, Lixuetang Academy, and Magong Jingtou Fort. The Nankunshen Temple and Magong Jingtou Fort designs are printed using letterpress printing on special A-grade airmail paper from Japan, creating a subtly debossed effect that lends a refined texture.
The other two designs, focusing on the visual elements, are printed on ivory paper.
To illustrate letterpress printing, think of it like intaglio stamps – both are well-suited for detailed line art. The key difference is that intaglio printing raises the ink from the paper, while letterpress printing creates an indentation. Both are unique printing methods beyond standard flat printing.
This collection distinguishes itself from previous releases by incorporating two line-drawing sketches alongside illustrative designs. This approach allows for a meticulous rendering of the stone textures of the fort and the intricate decorations of the temple. The text on the Nankunshen Temple design is subtly integrated into the artwork, offering a delightful surprise.
The special finishing touches make this a truly exceptional value. We invite you to explore this collection.
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- The designs feature: Nankunshen Temple, Hsinchu Prefecture Hall, Lixuetang Academy, and Magong Jingtou Fort.
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