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Continue reading →: Amaliah Italic
I’ve been meaning to post this for a while. I don’t think I ever posted an update to Amaliah regular…or even had a name for it in the first post. Part of the reason for my slacking is because I think font screenshots are boring and I couldn’t remember to…
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Continue reading →: UK letters #16
Inscription on George II statue, Old Royal Naval College in Greenwich, London
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Continue reading →: UK letters #15
Large wooden B on the south side of the River Thames in London, near the Millenium Bridge. I guessing that it is only visible during low tide. Below is a picture of the whole sign (sorry about the photo quality).
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Continue reading →: UK letters #14
Restaurant sign near St Pancras Station in London. This is one of those instances where punctuation would be helpful…
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Continue reading →: another weekend with Sharpies
Seven colors of Sharpie, including silver and copper. Did you know Sharpie makes non-oil/paint-based copper and gold colored markers now? They are just like the silver ones that have been around forever. Sweet!
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Continue reading →: japanese ledger binding: a tutorial
Not that it’s much of a tutorial. I drew these instructions a couple of years ago, fully intending to post them…and then forgot. Or was distracted by other things. Not very hard to believe, if you know me! I was asked for more information about a ledger bind I previously…
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Continue reading →: japanese stab binding tutorial: woven
I’ll be honest, I’ve been working on this tutorial for days. It might be the most convoluted one. I’ve checked and double-checked for errors. If you find one, leave a comment and I’ll fix it as soon as I can. But ‘woven’ is not that difficult to sew once you…
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Continue reading →: Fab Lab Fun
What happens when a type designer-artist is let loose in a fabrication lab? With a laser cutter? Well, all kinds of crazy stuff gets created! The Fab Lab in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Oh how many more hours I could spend there! While I was in grad school, I worked on a…
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I’m Becca!
Welcome to Becca Making Faces, a blog that started out as a grad school project and has become a place where I post experiments in Japanese stab binding.
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