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Don't ask me how I do it, but I often end up printing with the same colors I wear. In January it was bright green and brown, now it's this soft blue...I swear it was unintentional!
My ALDD group at Cinderford Artspace printed onto teabag paper today - we're making whacky hats this term.
Beccy used her card printing block confidently.
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My second visit to this amazingly preserved one-man Newspaer Museum in Coos Bay Oregon. the Marsfield Sun ran from 1891- to 1944
This five-sided building contains all of the type cases and printing equipment used by The Marshfield Sun Newspaper, a weekly that began publication in 1891 and continued until 1944. Lots of letterpress equipment and such, but my favorite is the hot led machine that would turn paper molds into type molds. Amazing. Had the same tour guide, a self proclaimed, Printer's Devil, Ken Johnson who showed me around last visit.
My second visit to this amazingly preserved one-man Newspaer Museum in Coos Bay Oregon. the Marsfield Sun ran from 1891- to 1944
This five-sided building contains all of the type cases and printing equipment used by The Marshfield Sun Newspaper, a weekly that began publication in 1891 and continued until 1944. Lots of letterpress equipment and such, but my favorite is the hot led machine that would turn paper molds into type molds. Amazing. Had the same tour guide, a self proclaimed, Printer's Devil, Ken Johnson who showed me around last visit.
My second visit to this amazingly preserved one-man Newspaer Museum in Coos Bay Oregon. the Marsfield Sun ran from 1891- to 1944
This five-sided building contains all of the type cases and printing equipment used by The Marshfield Sun Newspaper, a weekly that began publication in 1891 and continued until 1944. Lots of letterpress equipment and such, but my favorite is the hot led machine that would turn paper molds into type molds. Amazing. Had the same tour guide, a self proclaimed, Printer's Devil, Ken Johnson who showed me around last visit.
I love having my own printer at home. Here's a glimpse into my print workflow via photoshop.
A couple years ago I got a used Canon Pixma Pro9000 Mk II. Once I learned how to prepare my images for print, as opposed to preparing them for web, there's difference, I was able to dial this machine in for great results. I use Canon paper and ink so works flawlessly together.
I get to print on demand, whenever I want, for really cheap, and the photos look amazing.
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The Tiny Type Museum & Time Capsule is an actual, factual small museum of printing and type history comprising artifacts and a book tracing the development of type printing from Gutenberg to the present. These pictures are from a near final version of the museum, which is being created in an edition of 100 sets.
We know that these ladies were up until 230am the night before perfecting their wares......They're smarmy - watch out!!!!
My second visit to this amazingly preserved one-man Newspaer Museum in Coos Bay Oregon. the Marsfield Sun ran from 1891- to 1944
This five-sided building contains all of the type cases and printing equipment used by The Marshfield Sun Newspaper, a weekly that began publication in 1891 and continued until 1944. Lots of letterpress equipment and such, but my favorite is the hot led machine that would turn paper molds into type molds. Amazing. Had the same tour guide, a self proclaimed, Printer's Devil, Ken Johnson who showed me around last visit.