Posts tagged printmaking



Jan
22
 

Jim Rimmer CBC Radio tribute

Posted by: ryan @ 4:29 pm in blog news, people

Last  Sunday I was asked to be interviewed by CBC Radio’s North By Northwest show hosted by Sheryl McKay to talk about Jim Rimmer. Needless to say, I was extremely honored and was happy to stop by.

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Jan
13
 

Traveling Exhibit: Custom Brooks

Posted by: naomi @ 2:09 pm in people, vintage finds

Great to see Kara is doing so well with her custome Brooks saddles. Read our original post on her here and then check out the traveling exhibit press release below.

North Central Cyclery is proud to announce an exhibit of the exquisite work of artist Kara Ginther opening February 6th, 2010. The exhibition will include an array of custom carved leather Brooks bicycle saddles and a few other rare Brooks Saddles owned by North Central Cyclery.

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Oct
09
 

Interview with leather artisan Kara Ginther

Posted by: ryan @ 12:02 am in people, vintage finds

One day, while browsing through Flickr, I came across some gorgeous bicycle seats. The designer, Kara Ginther, carves each unique seat and believes that it’s important to maintain the hand of the artist in any design work. The end result is an amazing piece of functional art.

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Aug
05
 

Portland Letterpress Printers’ Fair

Posted by: naomi @ 11:40 am in events, letterpress

If you’re in Portland or find yourself in the area this weekend, check out the Letterpress Printers’ Fair happening this Saturday, August 8 from 11am to 4pm at Liberty Hall – 311 N. Ivy.

This event features demos, printshops, suppliers, resources type, equipment, cards, broadsides, ephemera overstocks, seconds, deals, rarities and more!

Thanks to Red Bat Press and Blue Cole Press.

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Jul
23
 

Letterpress with a touch of love: Prints by Hijirik

Posted by: naomi @ 11:12 am in featured shops, letterpress

I love the look of letterpress.

There’s something about the smell of inks and the way the paper feels as you run your fingers over the slightly indented text that makes me sad to think it’s a dying art form that may one day disappear. While browsing Etsy the other day, I came across a lovely letterpress shop run by the sweetest girl, Hijirik, who also owns Hijirik Design Studio.

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