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		<title>Short run, an illustrated talk</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[&#8216;Short run&#8217;: experimental book design &#38; London&#8217;s little presses was a talk I gave to launch an exhibition of the same name at St Bride Library, London.

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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p id="__ss_2265783" style="width: 425px; text-align: left;">&#8216;Short run&#8217;: experimental book design &amp; London&#8217;s little presses was a talk I gave to launch an <a href="http://www.m9design.com/events/exhibitions/short-run" target="_blank">exhibition</a> of the same name at St Bride Library, London.</p>
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<p style="width: 425px; text-align: left;">The talk focused on important aspects of little press publishing such as the publisher’s direct involvement in the design and production of their books. The design approach of a little press was largely dependent on the publisher’s available resources and connections that contributed to the unique identity of the imprints.</p>
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<p>With these presses, production was an integral aspect of design, and design decisions were directly linked to available production processes and materials. Pursuing low-cost options, little press publishers were inventive in their methods of adding value to books by using coloured papers, alternative forms of lettering and experimental printing techniques.</p></div>
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