styledeficit bits and bobs
into new paper stationery.
I wonder how efficient this is? Effient for marketing purposes I would imagine - but I would be genuinely (not snarkily) interested to see how much more energy this uses, and weighing that up against the cost of new paper, or new-to-you recycled paper. The question is mainly based around economy of scale. It’s not very efficient to do this in small batches, is it? I would imagine that’s why most companies refused the request. Same as the problems of printing one business card. You might only want one, but the cost of printing one far outweighs the cost of printing 500.
Space
A lovely photo and a nice piece of writing to go with it.
(Not a photo of a sunset, I am aware.)
Too good.
The singing house. Lovely.
This looks great. One of the things I found as a freelancer is that a lot of small business just don’t have the content, time, money or ability to create a bigger website. This looks like it could be a nice solution.
Awesome photo.
“1895: A woman holds an early Kodak camera which was sold with the film already loaded. The entire camera was returned to the factory for film processing”
Via The Guardian.
Saved to look up later. (Y’know, incase I forget).
