09th Jun 2008
Lusting for Letterpress
Last week my wife Ami and I went to the First Thursday Artwalk in Seattle’s Pioneer Square. We saw a terrific letterpress exhibit at the Design Commission, a tribute to Chris Stern.
From Easily Amused:
Chris and his wife and partner, Jules Remedios Faye, formed Stern & Faye, Letterpress Printers, and founded their “printing farm” in the Skagit Valley north of Seattle. Each of them was a fine, and unusual, printer and artist before they met, and their work together has been amazing. When Chris died of cancer a year and a half ago, many of us lost a friend and we all lost an original talent.
The exhibit featured a number of artists’ letterpress works — Ami and I bought two postcard-sized pieces — and a real working letterpress!


Here are a few of the letterpress creations we saw:


Anyone got a letterpress they want to sell me — or better yet, give me?
Last week my wife Ami and I went to the First Thursday Artwalk in Seattle’s Pioneer Square. We saw a terrific letterpress exhibit at the Design Commission, a tribute to Chris Stern.
From Easily Amused:
Chris and his wife and partner, Jules Remedios Faye, formed Stern & Faye, Letterpress Printers, and founded their “printing farm” in the Skagit Valley north of Seattle. Each of them was a fine, and unusual, printer and artist before they met, and their work together has been amazing. When Chris died of cancer a year and a half ago, many of us lost a friend and we all lost an original talent.
The exhibit featured a number of artists’ letterpress works — Ami and I bought two postcard-sized pieces — and a real working letterpress!
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Here are a few of the letterpress creations we saw:
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Anyone got a letterpress they want to sell me — or better yet, give me?
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design, letterpress, words in other art
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