Cool Hunting Video got up close and personal with the three men who run Grafica Fidalga, a printing press in São Paulo, Brazil. They use a machine from 1929 using hand-cut wooden letters. The way the machine works is mesmerizing.
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Posted by Becky Stern |
Apr 25, 2009 12:07 PM
Printing, Technology, Video, Vintage |
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Thanks for posting this Becky! So lovely. Cool Hunting did a beautiful job.
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This is beautiful. It is wonderful to see people that love life.
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I'm brazilian, from San Paolo, and I'm really satisfied to see stuff from my city appearing at global a blog like Craftzine.
San Paolo is soo big and plural that even I don't imagine all things that the city have to offer. This video was new stuff for me.
Sometimes I think the underdevelopment has its few benefits, like the maintenance of thinks from the past, as we can see at Grafica Fidalga.
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