And now it was time to bring some of my students into the mix. At this point we have done several Letterpress Workshops at Base Press with students from the Jefferson Visual Communication Design program, along with faculty and alums. Continue Reading Post
Really nice to get out and about at a couple of Spring Craft fairs recently. Continue Reading Post
Very pleased that the 50 States print was recently featured on the new Idea Shop website from Neenah Papers. Continue Reading Post
Delighted to have made a visit to lecture at Montgomery County Community College in Blue Bell, Pennsylvania. Continue Reading Post
Completely delighted to participate in the “Celebrating All Types” Print Exchange organized by Partners in Print, Seattle, WA and The Hamilton Wood Type & Printing Museum, Two Rivers, WI. Continue Reading Post
Wonderful to celebrate “Type High Day” and get together with some printer pals at the 8th annual Lancaster Printers Fair. Continue Reading Post
Next up for a Letterpress Worskhop at Base Press were some of my dear friends from the Manly Beer Night crowd. Continue Reading Post
After being cooped up and indoors for so much time due to the pandemic, it just started to feel about time to open up the (bilco, or basement) doors of Base Press and start to do long-awaited, long-anticipated Letterpress Workshops for students, friends—and whomever—at Base Press. Continue Reading Post
Way beyond honored to be included in the Reverting to Type 2020: Protest Posters Exhibition at Standpoint Gallery in London, UK. The project was organized and curated by New North Press, and is “an exhibition of approx. 200 contemporary letterpress protest posters from 105 artists in 16 countries. These are artworks with something to say: sounding a warning signal about the global climate crisis, railing against fake news and surveillance capitalism, calling out racism, sexism and fighting for equal opportunities and, of course, reacting to the coronavirus pandemic.” Continue Reading Post
Was completely honored to co-host the popular Zoom gathering of letterpress printers and type aficionados and enthusiasts, “Ham Hang,” produced by the Hamilton Wood Type & Printing Museum. Continue Reading Post