Showing posts with label 64th Street Print shop. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 64th Street Print shop. Show all posts

Saturday, January 15, 2011

Winter Hibernation

It's officially that part of winter where it feels like it's never going to end.
I did a really fun reading last weekend at The Beauty Bar which I forgot to post about, whoops. It was a reading series hosted by Two With Water a really awesome literary magazine my old roommate Amy helps run.

We sold out tables for the Zine Fest already! We are still trying to free up some space so there's a waiting list we're asking people to sign up to be on just in case! It's been kind of whirlwind response, which is so amazing.
Here's a flyer I made for an upcoming fundraiser event.

groundhog
I'm very excited to be showing Groundhog Day on Groundhog Day, kind of a dream come true of mine.

The 64th st. print shop is coming along and we tested out working the smaller press last weekend and worked out some kinks. Tomorrow is a type sorting event that Clare organized. It will be nice to see who else is interested in the project and figure some things out.

Happy to be writing again, happy to be drawing.
Here's a comic about crushes, ah winter.
Comic_Jan15th


Tuesday, December 14, 2010

Turn and Face the Strange

Big News is registration for the Chicago Zine Fest is now open!
We're anticipating being able to sell out 100 tables this year--pretty crazy.
Also have some big name special guests including Aaron Cometbus, Al Burian, Cindy Crabb, Anne Elizabeth Moore, John Porcellino, Lilli Carre, Jeffrey Brown, and more!
It's going to be an awesome time!
Please visit our website and check out our new artwork done by the amazing Edie Fake
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http://www.chicagozinefest.org/

I'm also taking on a new project down at the 64th Street Print Shop, which is basically an abandoned print shop funded by U of C that myself and 3 other girls from my letterpress class have decided to start up again. We went down last Wednesday to scope it out and do some cleaning. It's going to take a lot of work but I think we can get it up and running soon. Here's a photo Elizabeth snapped after moving all the drawers of type and stacking them in the shelving. Moving drawers of type around is definitely going to help my triceps!
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I also became a very proud and happy Aunt the day after Thanksgiving.
Here's a comic about that..sort of...
Comic_Dec14th


Happy Holidays Everyone!!