#PrintingPress

[alicewisbeystudio]

2019 screen print

I always forget how much I loved doing screen prints, I really should’ve spent more time in the print studio at uni but my adhd had me in a chokehold :(

This is still one of my favourite prints (and one of my first) inspired by scribbling, ripping and tile dividers.

This set of prints was also in the 2019 exhibition-Cabin Baggage, print portfolio, Norwich University of the Arts gallery, UK

[mrkoppa]

20 November 2023 | Der Klubhaus

Red ink for Understanding This Book.

[sofiko0o0]

London 2020 (early lockdown)

[fretbored34]

Printers are jerks 😒

[tombennett]

Brandywine Park 4

[ode2miss-shared-epiphany4you]

An Armada Approaches

[whencyclopedia]

Information: A Historical Companion

The internet only changes how people process information instead of creating the idea of 'information.' As soon as humans developed writing around 3400 BCE, we found many ways to record information from tax records to poetry and from legal proceedings to dictionaries. The disciplines of book history, intellectual history, and media history are notable fields that examine the changes and continuities of information processing in society. In Information: A Historical Companion, four established scholars in these disciplines have written, edited, and compiled 13 long essays and 101 short encyclopedic entries on this topic. These essays and entries provide a comprehensive account of how information has been recorded and transmitted since 1450, a decade after the invention of the printing press. The book's main focus is to examine how the phenomenon of the 'information state' began to form around 1450. Governments and politicians then and now give special attention to collecting data and information to better understand and control their people. University history students and scholars will benefit greatly from this collection, and history enthusiasts will also enjoy having this volume as a reference guide on their shelves.

The book's main focus is to examine how the phenomenon of the 'information state' began to form around 1450.

The book has two parts. Part One, roughly 300 pages long, contains 13 long essays. These essays, in chronological order, cover a broad time frame from how information was transmitted on the Silk Road to modern telecommunication. The essays connect key technologies like government-funded archives, the printing press, and the telegraph to broader historical concepts such as commercialization, empiricism, and globalization. This multidisciplinary approach shows how the public, in the past and now, often overlook the tremendous ideological and social influences the ways we process information can have. For example, in the eighth essay, "Documents, Empire, and Capitalism in the 19th Century," contributor Craig Robertson of Northeastern University discusses how countries have processed ethnographic information. Robertson looks at how the United States in the 19th century processed the background of immigrants and compiled them into statistics as a basis for immigration legislation. The essay also looks at how other countries, such as India, Britain, and the Netherlands, used similar methods to better understand the demographics of their people.

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[alienzabeth]

just a bit of mistakes, eh? can you point them out? just make sure you use the same font …

[stfacat]

This little nest come to life... from engraving to printing

[thebookshelfmonster]

The Plantin-Moretus Museum is the original residence and printing house of the Plantin-Moretus publishing family in the heart of Antwerp. It showcases three hundred years of book-printing art and has on display some of the oldest printing presses in the world. The remarkably well-preserved house museum takes the visitor through a tour of the craft, technologies and everyday practices of the first industrial scale printers in Europe. Additionally, one can view manuscripts, incunabula and original prints as well as a rich collection of art, including portraits by Rubens, a close friend of Balthazar I Moretus. #printing #historyofprinting #printisnotdead #printingpress #bookprinting #woodcutprint #copperplate #lithography #plantinmoretus #plantinmoretusmuseum #printmaking #historyofart #historyofscience #historyoftechnology #rubens #antwerp #belgium #visitbelgium #belgiumhistory #europeanhistory #westerneurope #benelux #flemish #historymuseum #museumfromhome #museumlover #booklover #bookaddict #bookcommunity #bookstagram (at Museum Plantin-Moretus) https://www.instagram.com/p/CqFPiNIrtqv/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[cabportfolio]

Tak @monkfish . . . . #embossing #debossing #letterpress #postcard #heidelbergwindmill #letterpressprinting @letterpressdesign #printingpress #printshop #printmaker #printmaking #letterpressprinting #metapaper @metapaper #copenhagen @trykogkunst https://www.instagram.com/p/Cp2hEUSM_BD/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[netmagesystem]

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[starpointestudio]

Starpointe Studio got a major upgrade today! Still lots of discovery of what wood and leaf type await me in unexplored storage - beautiful SP-20 #Vandercook and a #ChandlerandPrice guillotine paper cutter and this @hamiltonwoodtype type cabinet 😍😍😍 Huge thank you to #SusanKing! #printingpress #letterpress #woodtype https://www.instagram.com/p/ChLPXvTlbzc/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[sadoudesign1]

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