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Monthly Archives: October 2010
Learning to Print, Teaching to Print
Last weekend I went to “Learning to Print, Teaching to Print,” the American Printing History Association’s annual conference, which was held at the Corcoran and echoed the themes of their Master’s Program in Art and the Book.
Conference attendees check out the printing on display
I started the weekend with a site visit to the Government Printing [...]
Posted in Diary, letterpress
Tagged APHA, Betty Bright, Center for Book Arts, Corcoran, craft, GPO, Hamilton Wood Type Museum, marbling
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Tomato season is hanging on…
at my local farmer’s market, thank god!
Here’s a picture of my last poster, the one I was working on when Southern Living stopped by:
