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I am moving into a bigger space and will be hiring part-time studio assistants to help me print. I will also give paid internships to certain students. Your experience level will determine your rate. Email me your resume and describe yourself and your interests. Don’t send resumes if you have no idea of what I [...]

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Dude, seriously. You can find the coolest sh#t on ebay. I am constantly on the lookout for letterpress items. Here a few awesome items I’ve gotten over the last two months.

This is a handmade press out of nice woods for block printing. It’s so beautiful and finely crafted. The dude who made it took awhile [...]

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Seriously. Nashville rocks. And Hatch Show Print abso-f#*&ken-lutely rules!
My absolutely favorite time of the weekend was spent at Hatch. We had a great time and I am so inspired. It was everything I dreamed it to be. We met up with the head designer and manager Jim Sherraden and he showed us around. Freakin’ [...]

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No, not for the music. We’re going to visit one the oldest letterpress print shop in the US, Hatch Show Print. I have been wanting to see this place for years. They are such an inspiration for my work. It’s fantastic stuff!  I am so excited. I’m going to pick up some original posters, souvenirs, [...]

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Yup, that’s right. I’ve gotten a lot of questions asking when the next block printing class will be and, unfortunately, I’m not scheduling anymore. What can I say? I’m busy. And hello! Remember how much I worked to get the word out about the last class I taught? and only two people showed up.
I enjoy [...]

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For my block printing classes, I created this How to Block print pocket guide. Well, really I did it because I had about 200 sheets of unusable How to Fondue paper and felt the need to recycle it. You can download the how-block-print.pdf and create your own booklet. I had a fun time drawing the [...]

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Adam and I saw Macbeth last night at BAM in Brooklyn. Patrick Steward was a very convincing Macbeth, and the production was so impressive. Instead of doing the traditional Shakespearean location and garb, the play was set in a World War II environment complete with guns, soldiers, nurses, and blood–lots of it.
I had never read [...]

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Just a reminder. My first set of intro block printing classes are on Sunday, February 10th in Long Island City, Queens. It’s $60 plus $10 supply fee for two 3 hour sessions. It’ll be super fun! So tell your friends if you think they will be interested. I keep forgetting to put up more flyers [...]

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On Sunday, Adam and I had a Fondue Party for my birthday. Although, I didn’t tell anyone because I wanted it to be about the food and not me. We had a blast and people loved the goodie bags I made. I had done quite a bit of prep work weeks before the party. One [...]

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Adam and I spent last Saturday evening with Tony Vaccaro, a fantastic American photographer who is best known for his photos taken in Germany during World War II. Tony was a private in the 83rd Infantry Division of the U.S. Army in the Normandie and then in Germany. While he was shooting guns and dodging [...]

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