An artist living and working in Mexico City named TIñaki Bonillas pored over photographs, albums, and slides he inherited from his grandfather, J. R. Plaza, included in the archive was a sheet of business cards, each corresponding to a position his grandfather held as a salesman and intermixed among these were eleven cards Plaza designed and typed.
An artist living and working in Mexico City named TIñaki Bonillas pored over photographs, albums, and slides he inherited from his grandfather, J. R. Plaza, included in the archive was a sheet of business cards, each corresponding to a position his grandfather held as a salesman and intermixed among these were eleven cards Plaza designed and typed.