We Love Letterpress was founded by Kristin as a place for all of the people who love letterpress. Simple! We love this idea and you can submit you own studio to the directory. Check out some of the rad content.
Nick Morley aka Linocut Boy is a UK based printmaker, running lino print workshops from his studio in Margate and formally involved with East London Printmakers. Check out his work as well as his blog of lino cut work from all manner of people.
Graphic Exchange is an awesome collection of design work, selected by Fabien Barral.
Hello and apologies for the lack of posting over the last week. We have been incredibly busy with some exciting new projects which we will inform everyone about in the coming weeks. Here is an awesome website with more links to ‘surf’ through. Excuse the pun! Go find out what I’m talking about.
Print To The People is a new creative partnership with the aim of encouraging creativity using the medium of screen printing run by Vicki Johnson and Jo Stafford, two people who are seriously serious about screen printing.
Self Publish, Be Happy is an organisation founded by Bruno Ceschel in 2010 with the aim of celebrating, studying and promoting self-published photo books through events (such exhibitions, displays and conferences), publications and online exposure. Self Publish, Be Happy also organises workshops that help artists and photographers make and publish their own books.
You know when you find that gem on the internet that you want to share with the world. Well that it what I just did. It’s not the easiest site to navigate around but it is well worth every click to see every miscellaneous 60′s and 70′s California concert posters and handbills.
Here is a really well illustrated guide to screen printing using a hand cut stencil before exposing each layer. Also some pretty ingenious registration tabs.
This site is devoted to building a history of late 20th century radical and community printing collectives in the UK; the poster collectives, the service printers and typesetters, the print resource centres.
The work of Eric Carlson & Aaron Anderson has a very unique style and can be seen at thisisawe.com. They are very quirky and humorous with their content and execution, for example they have some hand cut and screen printed urinal tubes for the ladies that want to stand. Also be sure to check out their Information Tunnel.
Printeresting is an excellent blog which is authored by contributers Amze Emmons, R.L.Tillman and Jason Urban. A fantastic online resource for everything print related – from Xerox prints to letterpress and everything in between.