Wow, what happened to the summer? Yeah, I know it's still hot enough (at least here) to boil water, but once we hit September 1, it's fall as far as I'm concerned. Maybe that's a throwback to schoolboy days, but I often wonder if the feeling I have at summer's end, that particular mix of melancholy and yearning, might be what I feel on my deathbed. What can I say, I'm an incorrigible Romantic (in the 19th century... >>>more
Work by Rosemary Clark, Nancy Kenney Connolly, Ruth Daigon, Thomas Dorsett, Michael Johnson, Bonnie J. Morris, John O'Dell, Diana Pinckney, and Phillip Sterling.
Eduardo Recife was born in 1980 in Belo Horizonte (MG) Brazil. In 1998 he started his own website project titled Misprinted Type, which showcased his unique brand of experimental typefaces and artwork. By 2003 he had launched the second version of Misprinted Type, for which he has been recognized in art journals and on websites around the globe. He currently lives in Brazil and works as an artist and designer.
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