Author: Robynn

let's do it again in 2016! Spread the word and let's get even more printmakers to work "together" on May 7, 2016. Let us know what you'll be doing on that day. We want text and pictures!!!!!

Here is a link to an article I wrote for the Mid America Print Council Journal. Pictures and everything! Thank you Jennifer Ghormley for asking me to write this, and for encouraging me to do so! http://www.midamericaprintcouncil.org/…/Vol23No…/ReadLet.pdf

Thank you so much to the 2015 Print Day in May team! Gina Thoeni-Bence, Beth Truso, Marina Orlova and Cheryl Sward. PDM would not have existed this year without you! And to Eddie Gil de Montes, who restructured our blog-a thousand thanks. Yours in Print, Robynn Robynn Smith www.robynnsmith.com  

Really fun to have the whole print studio to work in! Everyone else was working outside, so i was able to be with everyone but have the run of the studio. The best of both worlds. At Monterey Peninsula College, with the MPC Printmakers-founders of Print Day in May. Robynn…

A few shots of our wonderful Print Day in May. The Peace Paper Project held a workshop and I printed  silk cut linos over ink jet output. Fabulous day!

As Print Day in May wraps up here in California, it is clear that this was a great day across the globe. Thank you all for participating! We are reading all the posts, looking at videos and pictures on the blog and on our Facebook page, and we'll compile more…

Thanks to my pal Sonya Hender, we have artists participating in Antarctica. They are not human, but they make great prints! Please enjoy these penguin footprints while you make your own prints on International Print Day in May!!

We've done it! Antarctica baby! All seven continents. Now for Atlantis... Go Print Day In May!

So many registrants on the blog, and at least as many participating through Facebook. We are truly a global community of printmakers! Thank you all for participating and let's keep spreading the word. We still have a week left!

We have printmakers from nearly all seven continents represented this year! Does anyone know a printmaker in Antarctica? Let's continue to spread the word!