30 Professionally Designed Letterpress Business Cards

Letterpress printing is relief printing of text and image using a press with a “type-high bed” printing press and movable type, in which a reversed, raised surface is inked and then pressed into a sheet of paper to obtain a positive right-reading image.

In the 21st century, commercial letterpress has been revived by the use of ‘water-wash’ photopolymer plates that are adhered to a near-type-high base to produce a relief printing surface typically from digitally-rendered art and typography.

We have selected the following 30 Professionally Designed Letterpress Business Cards for you. Please feel free to submit your own under the comment section too.

Design by:  IamTiago

Design by: Atomicvibe

Design by: Clearleft

Design by: Lettera Magica

Design by:  Mike Galore

Design by: Heidi Ziegler

Design by: Dingbat Press

Design by: Designus

Design by: Dingbat Press

Design by: Blush

Design by: Dingbat Press

Design by: Mike James

Design by: Beast Pieces

Design by: Premium Cards

Design by: Taste of Ink

Design by: Cranky Pressman

Design by: Tracey Cove

Design by: Beast Pieces

Design by: Catherine

Design by: Lenore Prato

Design by: Pixillion

Design by: Dingbat

Design by: Olaf Czyz

Design by: Beast Pieces

Design by: Funnel

Design by: DKlimke

Design by: Ross Clodfelter

Design by: Meadowlark

Design by: Andi Mac

Design by: Theink Room

We have selected the following 30 Professionally Designed Letterpress Business Cards for you. Please feel free to submit your own under the comment section too.

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