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We can print company reports and manuals on a variety of paper and card with weight from 80 gsm to 350 gsm. Choose silk, matt or uncoated paper or card. For a quote on reports and manual printing, please contact us with your printing and binding specifications. You can visit our shop on Elephant & Castle, 199 Walworth Road for more information.
This piece was created to represent unity, and through that collaboration would find understanding and beauty. The wire used is uncoated, in order to see its natural colors. Only by bringing all of their diversities together, do you get, harmony. www.Lonnetrix.com #unity #understanding #beauty #wire #uncoated #natural #naturalcolors #diversity #together #harmony #art #wireart #artist #wireartist #manynations #togetherness #blacklivesmatter #livesmatter #creation #life #collaboration #lonnetrix #lonnetrixinc (at Baltimore, Maryland) https://www.instagram.com/p/CB3_koxH_g1/?igshid=zcxti8x0dks5
Repost from @kiddstudio - Fresh stationary print
Photography by © Katharina Jung @katharina_jung_ • • • Titled: Unknown • • • German photographer Katharina Jung portrays the mystery within people by connecting it with nature. Her evocative images look like extraordinary dreamscapes, blending surreal and fantasy elements to create compelling visual narratives. According to Jung, photography is an effective way to cope with intense feelings. In an interview with Lens People, she said, “Maybe it's heartbreak, fear of loss, oppression–the photographer communicates with the viewer. I can say that I'm trying to convert my emotions into images. And that helps me a lot to deal with them.” • • • Support this artist by visiting: www.uncoated.de // URL in bio • • • #uncoated (bij Trier, Germany)
Photography by © Katharina Jung @katharina_jung_ • • • Titled: Unknown • • • German photographer Katharina Jung portrays the mystery within people by connecting it with nature. Her evocative images look like extraordinary dreamscapes, blending surreal and fantasy elements to create compelling visual narratives. According to Jung, photography is an effective way to cope with intense feelings. In an interview with Lens People, she said, “Maybe it's heartbreak, fear of loss, oppression–the photographer communicates with the viewer. I can say that I'm trying to convert my emotions into images. And that helps me a lot to deal with them.” • • • Support this artist by visiting: www.uncoated.de // URL in bio • • • #uncoated (bij Trier, Germany)
Photography by © Katharina Jung @katharina_jung_ • • • Titled: Unknown • • • German photographer Katharina Jung portrays the mystery within people by connecting it with nature. Her evocative images look like extraordinary dreamscapes, blending surreal and fantasy elements to create compelling visual narratives. According to Jung, photography is an effective way to cope with intense feelings. In an interview with Lens People, she said, “Maybe it's heartbreak, fear of loss, oppression–the photographer communicates with the viewer. I can say that I'm trying to convert my emotions into images. And that helps me a lot to deal with them.” • • • Support this artist by visiting: www.uncoated.de // URL in bio • • • #uncoated (bij Trier, Germany)
Photography by © Katharina Jung @katharina_jung_ • • • Titled: Unknown • • • German photographer Katharina Jung portrays the mystery within people by connecting it with nature. Her evocative images look like extraordinary dreamscapes, blending surreal and fantasy elements to create compelling visual narratives. According to Jung, photography is an effective way to cope with intense feelings. In an interview with Lens People, she said, “Maybe it's heartbreak, fear of loss, oppression–the photographer communicates with the viewer. I can say that I'm trying to convert my emotions into images. And that helps me a lot to deal with them.” • • • Support this artist by visiting: www.uncoated.de // URL in bio • • • #uncoated (bij Trier, Germany)
Photography by © Katharina Jung @ katharina_jung_ • • • Titled: Unknown • • • German photographer Katharina Jung portrays the mystery within people by connecting it with nature. Her evocative images look like extraordinary dreamscapes, blending surreal and fantasy elements to create compelling visual narratives. According to Jung, photography is an effective way to cope with intense feelings. In an interview with Lens People, she said, “Maybe it's heartbreak, fear of loss, oppression–the photographer communicates with the viewer. I can say that I'm trying to convert my emotions into images. And that helps me a lot to deal with them.” • • • Support this artist by visiting: www.uncoated.de // URL in bio • • • #uncoated (bij Trier, Germany)
