JK Keller

Cool, do you actually use this as a business card? I am trying to find your work address in there

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  On March 18th, 2007 at 13:10, JK said:
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  Seeing as how I’ve moved about 20 times in the past 12 years, I can’t really put a permanent address on such a card. Better for people to call and/or e-mail (which I don’t want to publicly display online).

  Once I get a studio space to work in, I’ll put an address somewhere.

I’d like to order plain letterpress business cards made on hand made white stock in steel gray simple typeface that would say:

Cheri Hoffman

(111)111.1111 [edited]

email@email.com [edited]

Is this something you could and would do?

Many thanks,
CH

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  On November 13th, 2007 at 13:10, JK said:
  Reply to JK

  I do not do letterpress myself. I thought I had explained in the description that I had a friend in Germany letterpress these for me. Feel free to consult with him about design and printing estimates. He does an amazing job.

  I have edited your contact information from the comment, but am very surprised that you would broadcast it so.

Hi JK,

These look fabulous. You can see the spam mail/email ascii art origin, but you totally turned it into your own. Love the Princess Peach shirt too!

Jerry