Sunday, September 26, 2010
Friday, September 24, 2010
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
Monday, September 20, 2010
Letterpress Improv Workshop: October 16, 1-4 pm
To download the full event brochure, CLICK HERE
Find out more about The Exhibition & Symposium...
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Here's what happens:
1. You sign up for this event by calling or emailing Andrea Gottschalk at 215.746.5824 or gottsch3@upenn.edu, and make a nominal donation of $10 to The Common Press for paper, ink, and supporting the creative respirator machine for fine letterpress printing in a digital age.
2. I fly down to Philadelphia with a sack full of wood type, which I will probably have to check (gah!).
3. You meet me at The Morgan Building (34th & Locust) on Saturday, October 16 at 1 pm.
4. You listen to me give a succinct and hopefully not terribly awkward talk on The History of Wood Type in America.
5. You receive some delicious reading material for at-home-consumption.
6. I walk you through setting wood type into a lockup, and then how to prepare, ink up, print with, and clean up a Vandercook Universal letterpress.
7. We pick random pieces of paper out of a bunch of little bags with instructions that dictate a free-form composition of wood type.
8. You go home with some CRAZY prints & ink stains under your fingernails that (don't worry) will come off in 3-4 days.
9. Your heart is full of sentimental typographic memories of our time together.
Find out more about The Exhibition & Symposium...
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Here's what happens:
1. You sign up for this event by calling or emailing Andrea Gottschalk at 215.746.5824 or gottsch3@upenn.edu, and make a nominal donation of $10 to The Common Press for paper, ink, and supporting the creative respirator machine for fine letterpress printing in a digital age.
2. I fly down to Philadelphia with a sack full of wood type, which I will probably have to check (gah!).
3. You meet me at The Morgan Building (34th & Locust) on Saturday, October 16 at 1 pm.
4. You listen to me give a succinct and hopefully not terribly awkward talk on The History of Wood Type in America.
5. You receive some delicious reading material for at-home-consumption.
6. I walk you through setting wood type into a lockup, and then how to prepare, ink up, print with, and clean up a Vandercook Universal letterpress.
7. We pick random pieces of paper out of a bunch of little bags with instructions that dictate a free-form composition of wood type.
8. You go home with some CRAZY prints & ink stains under your fingernails that (don't worry) will come off in 3-4 days.
9. Your heart is full of sentimental typographic memories of our time together.
Sunday, September 19, 2010
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
List of Items for Serious Review in Contemplative Bath
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
Monday, September 13, 2010
For Friends (Part II): Denver-bound...
Thursday, September 9, 2010
Wednesday, September 8, 2010
Thursday, September 2, 2010
Recent Hollers!
Sight Unseen (The Farm Exhibition at Art In The Age - 2/10)
We Love Typography (You.Me.She.Him - Letterpress Pattern Design)
We Love Typography (You.Me.She.Him - Letterpress Pattern Design)
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