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Letterhead Fonts is featuring Marlin work done for Sweet Street Desserts. Take a look!

The piece was a gorgeous, perfect-bound book, ostensibly holding the secrets on How to Fulfill the Demands of the Art of Pastry Chefdom,. In reality it offered up a mouth-watering compendium of Sweet Street Desserts (which help you fulfill said demands without, you know, actually having to be a pastry chef; in a word: cheat!).

Letterhead fonts is a type foundry that specializes in mostly vintage display faces. The have a contest running until the end of the year for work done with their fonts. Marlin designer Brian Collins used LHF Quaker for the principal type on the cover of the Sweet Street Desserts book. Winners will be chosen in January.

Kudos to designer Brian Collins, writer Judith Garson and Creative Director Michael Stelzer for the delicious work.