Print Day in May Goes to Paris!

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 Bonjour Printmakers! I just returned from Paris where my research residency at L’AIR Arts in the Montparnasse neighborhood of Paris was highly productive, fun, inspiring and exhausting. There were 14 artists involved, from the US, England, France, Lithuania, Romania, Russia, China, South Africa, Brazil, Ecuador and Chile. Everyone spoke English,…

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A Toronto company is helping keep the ancient art of Japanese paper alive

Written by Debra Norton for The Star, June 8th 2019. Published online here. Nancy Jacobi, Founder of The Japanese Paper Place Nancy Jacobi has been passionate about traditional Japanese washi paper since she discovered the handmade paper while teaching English in Japan forty years ago. “It was everywhere at that…

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This is Spencer Heine's first print! Kyra Heine looks on, along with Kirsten Mohr , Alejandro Ceballos and Corinna Jordan.

We had a stellar time at the Atelier Meridian, in Portland Oregon, pulling monotypes for Print Day in May! Young and old alike were getting inky and sharing stories and then there was cherry pie... and BBQ and beer and pink wine. Three main food groups of the printmaker. Thanks…

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inkspots make footprints

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Four of the original members of the inkspots of San Buenaventura got together in Ventura, California on Print Day in May to all make a fun print of their feet. They then added fun rubber stamps of feet plus lettering to mark the day on the print. Following is a…

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Seven Questions for a Printmaker: Rod Nelson. “What drives you to make prints? Bloody mindedness.”

"I have, for my whole life, worked with wood and that has undoubtedly helped me with some aspects of woodblock printmaking. Although I have been making woodcuts for many years now, I am still continually excited by the potential of this ancient medium. Woodcut makes images that simply can not…

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