➽ INK + TYPE + HOPE. Artisan printed typographic posters.
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Last updated on Aug 19, 2025
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Shelly on Jul 22, 2026
5 out of 5 starsI absolutely love this! I'm anxious to get it framed and hung up in my studio where it can remind me every day.
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Leonard on Jul 19, 2026
5 out of 5 starsWonderfully constructed typeface! Excited to use it all over the place! :)
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Casa on Jul 11, 2026
5 out of 5 starsI immediately put this typeface to use on a promo poster and it looks so good. I’m excited to play with this font on book covers and other materials.
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Etsy buyer on Jul 4, 2026
5 out of 5 starsDaniel is a real pressman, and this digital font reflects his real experience with wood and lead.
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Kimberly on Jun 28, 2026
5 out of 5 starsGorgeous font with so much personality and a great modern take on a classic wood type. Classic and fresh. Love it!
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Charlie on May 23, 2026
5 out of 5 starsThese bookmarks are lovely, and as a bonus they are saving waste by using off prints. Order some for yourself!
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Katrina on May 21, 2026
5 out of 5 starsAbsolutely beautiful. No digital print can ever compare to the quality of wood type letterpress. Proudly hanging it on our wall to remind us to take it slow and "do good work." Thank you!
About HoosierTypeCo
Sales
1,651
On Etsy since 2020
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In 2024 I was featured on "Arts IN Focus" on PBS WFFT Fort Wayne in a 12 minute segment on my letterpress work. -
In 2020 we resettled in the rural farming community I grew up in and I restarted as a letterpress artist -
All my products are slowly and methodically printed by hand using antique wood type and a vintage press. -
Everything is hand crafted, no automatic or digital processes - just pressure, ink, paper and the fresh Indiana air. -
It is a privilege to spend my days with open air and warm sun over the Indiana fields with the smell of ink & old wood.
Shop members
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Daniel
Owner, Maker, Designer
After 14 years in a career I loved, I learned letterpress design & printing in the wake of 2020. Surrounded by my family's farmland, corn and Hoosier hospitality I print, and hustle, and hope. Thank you for your support!
Production partners
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A local digital print shop.
Marion, IN
For some limited products (like notepads) I use a digitally capable print shop to produce items using scans of my own unique letterpress designs.
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A Digital Print Shop
Chanhassen, MN
Booklet Printing and Binding
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Last updated on Oct 31, 2021
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Cancellations: not accepted
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Last updated on
Dec 17, 2025
Frequently asked questions
Sizing details
All my prints are a standard paper size at 12 x 18 inches, 12 x 12 inches, or 6 x 8 inches. These fit in standard frames you can find in stores and online. Some Premium prints include a deckled (ragged edge) which makes the paper slightly larger. A deckled edge piece may either be trimmed to size, or framed with a floating mount to display the edge.
Some papers may be hand-trimmed from larger stock, resulting in small paper size variations.
Care instructions
Prints are not hard to take care of, and some simple steps will help extend their life.
Like all works on paper, it is best to display them in environments without a lot of humidity shifts. (For instance, I wouldn't hang them outside or in your bathroom.)
All pigments will eventually fade, and more quickly so when exposed to direct sunlight. I use high quality materials, but extended UV light exposure will eventually cause fading. I recommend having your print displayed in an area where sunlight will not directly touch the print. Using a UV safe glass (or some acrylic glass) can slow this fading process.
Finally, use acid free board, tape, and glues when displaying your print to avoid yellowing the paper.
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