Xiami Garden Original Wooden Stamp-Twins Series Letterpress-Day (MTS-CH201)

【Trail X Xiami Garden Twins Series-Day Letterpress Digital Stamp】 ■Single size of stamp／27 x 17 x height 20 (mm); printed surface／25 x 15 (mm) ■ Package size / 105 x 68 x height 33 (mm) ■ Complete set weight / 99 g ■ Toride Material／ Beech ■ Printing surface/rubber, foam ■ made in Taiwan 【Product content】 1. Numbers 0~9, 10 in total 2. Storage box 3. One sticker ■ The stamp and hand are made of natural wood, and the color, texture, natural spots and natural dents of the wood are different from each other. ■ The store also sells the "twins series night (gravure)" digital stamp. Click me to buy ► ► https://www.pinkoi.com/product/bJqNukhE ■The number stickers on the surface of the stamp need to be pasted by DIY. ■ Remind you that the actual product may have slight color difference due to different personal screen presentation and shooting techniques. ﹍﹍﹍﹍﹍﹍﹍﹍﹍﹍﹍﹍﹍﹍﹍﹍﹍﹍﹍﹍﹍﹍﹍﹍﹍﹍﹍﹍﹍﹍﹍ 【Designer Xia Mi CHAMILGARDEN】 He has a pure love for seal engraving, a stamp maker who concentrates on engraving stamps every day, and also teaches stamp engraving. He claims to be a "stamp engraving practitioner". Currently living in Taiwan, he is working hard to engrave and make stamps in an old apartment in Taipei. He used to work as a magazine and book editor for a publishing house, and is currently working full-time on stamp design. Hand-made creative stamps are launched every season, and the collections are published no1~8, and the number of stamps in the 8 episodes exceeds 100. Books and works include: "Handmade Life of 12 Hours in a Week", "Rubber Stamp, Open the Door! OPEN THE DOOR", "12 Lessons Next stamp class for Beginners with Rubber Stamps". The stamp uses the eraser as the main engraving material, and each chapter is slowly engraved on the eraser with a knife and a stroke. The engraving design is often combined with the discovery of daily life, the scenery and encounters during travel, and the things you like (text/flowers/geometry/nature/architecture...etc.). Then dismantling and merging, interlacing multiple point lines and surfaces, adding minimalist main and sub-lines and external characters, and adding the usual marked part symbols to form the stamp screen. I like to match stamp and colors, and combine uniqueness, cooperation, and repetition between large and small stamp. Many graphic designs are also cut from stamps and extended through stamping and collocation (eg, postcards/paper tapes).