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| − | The [[Festival of Letters]] aims to revive the interest and knowledge on the movable type printing techniques, now widely replaced by digital technology. It kicked off in 2010 in the frame of the [[World Book Capital Ljubljana 2010]] with a 50-year-old printing press including a tonne of lead and wooden letters that was installed in the [[Kresija Gallery]] to print business cards, letters, and sample books. The festival is conceived by [[Studio Zadruga|Marko Drpić]], designer and calligrapher. | + | The [[Festival of Letters]] aims to revive the interest and knowledge on the movable type printing techniques, now widely replaced by digital technology. It kicked off in [[established::2010]] in the frame of the [[World Book Capital Ljubljana 2010]] with a 50-year-old printing press including a tonne of lead and wooden letters that was installed in the [[Kresija Gallery]] to print business cards, letters, and sample books. The festival is conceived by [[Studio Zadruga|Marko Drpić]], designer and calligrapher. |
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TipoRenesansa Studio is a non-profit studio for typography and printing heritage, founded in 2010 by graphic designer and calligrapher Marko Drpić and his wife, jewellery and graphic designer Maja Licul. +
TipoRenesansa Studio is a non-profit studio for typography and printing heritage, founded in 2010 by graphic designer and calligrapher Marko Drpić and his wife, jewellery and graphic designer Maja Licul. +
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