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A small secretAmong all those letters, one word is hiding — finding it is yours to do.
English alphabet
II
Letter 9 of 26
The darkest piece in the collection: near-black, with rust and a cold grey glinting out of it. Very little colour and a great deal of texture — this is the one that most rewards standing close.
- Technique
- Micrography — Old English capitals, hand-set
- Letters in this piece
- ≈ 4,000
- Ink coverage
- 10.5%
Shown against a 2.2 m wall, centred at eye level above a desk or sideboard.
- Instant download after payment.
- Taxes calculated at checkout.
- Personal-use licence.
In the room
Living with this one
Where it hangs well
Dark enough to anchor a pale wall on its own. Good at the end of a corridor or in an alcove, and the obvious one to hang as a pair or a three.
Palette
- #060303
- #1f0704
- #3b0802
- #201a1e
- #c3bec1
- #602104
Sampled from the artwork itself. Hold these against a wall, a rug or a cabinet before you choose a size.
Hanging notes
- Centre the image at eye level — roughly 145 cm from the floor to the middle of the piece.
- Leave a wide mount: 6–8 cm of white around the image lets the detail breathe.
- Slim natural oak, walnut or matt black all suit the collection.
- Keep it out of direct sun, and choose matt or museum glazing so the fine lines stay readable.
What you receive
- A print-ready PDF and a 300 DPI PNG at the size you choose
- An embedded colour profile, so a lab print matches what you saw on screen
- Generous margins for mounting, with no crop marks inside the image
- Re-download any time from your account
Specification
- Resolution
- 300 DPI
- File types
- PDF, PNG
- Colour
- sRGB, print-safe
- Best on
- Matt cotton rag, 240–310 gsm
- Licence
- Personal use
- Delivery
- Instant download
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