Printing my final typeface

After the induction to the Digital print room, I was ready to print my final typeface. 

I decided I wanted to print onto a professional, sophisticated cartridge type stock as I felt it would be very fitting for my Art Deco style typeface, and that the off white colour would fit the purpose of my font.

I was very pleased with the final print of my typeface, and the colours of the black worked very well against the texture of the stock.

My typeface looks very stern and solid in this form, as the strokes of black stand out very well and have a sense of dominance on the page.
The black border around the edge of the A2 page sets a boundary for the design and adds to the art deco style of my font.

I took photographs of my printed typeface from various angles, using different methods and then desaturated the photographs using photoshop as they didn't require saturation as they're B&W images.

I was very pleased with the final print of my typeface, and happy that I chose a more expensive stock to print the font on, as it gave it a better, more professional feel, than typical generic paper stock.