#Print Media

[dmcfadzean]

I have some illustrations in the Globe and Mail today. Despite working on this while the kids and I dealt with a winter stomach bug, it was a very fun project.

Huge thanks to Bryan Gee for his support and expertise!

[mcromwell]

Gelli plate monotype process video!

[slybluehologhost]

NITRO CHiRAL fair Purchase Bonus Postcards [2024]

Figured I’d take a minute to scan the postcards that came with the merch I had preordered from eeo! If I’m not mistaken, I should only be missing the café one… which is likely because I didn’t order any of the café designs, haha. I love how cute all the new outfits are — I’d probably buy them all if they ever released official versions someday! These scans are available in better quality (along with their backs & front/back PDF sets) here.

[wereonlydollparts]

Did you hear who won?

[65eatonplace]

Sharon Tate from print media, London 1965 / Los Angeles 1968

[kply-industries]

"Where do YOU go for the latest in news, sports, and entertainment?"

"Mind your own goddamned business."

[scavengedluxury]

Copies of the 25th anniversary issue of the newspaper Az Est, dated April 14, 1935, awaiting delivery at the Athenaeum Printing House, Budapest. From the Budapest Municipal Photography Company archive.

[justinspoliticalcorner]

Ryan Grenoble at HuffPost:

After nearly 25 years as a New York Times Opinion columnist, Paul Krugman announced Friday that he plans to retire from the gig at the end of the year. The American economist and Nobel laureate has been a fixture at the paper since his first column on Jan. 2, 2000, where he predicted the beginning of the “Second Global Economy” steered by American ideals and the promise of globalization.

Times’ Opinion editor Kathleen Kingsbury hailed Krugman’s “authoritative voice” and “lively writing” in a parting memo, praising his ability to clearly lead readers through what can often be a dense thicket of economic ideas. Kingsbury also applauded Krugman for speaking “hard truths ― sometimes as a lonely voice arguing unfashionable opinions.” That includes his strong opposition to the American invasion of Iraq (and countless other George W. Bush-era policies), Barack Obama’s handling of the Great Recession, and, of course, Donald Trump’s alarming infatuation with tariffs. Kingsbury said his final column ― as yet unwritten ― will be authored soon.

Paul Krugman announces his retirement from The New York Times after 25 years.

[iidanen]

Käärijä in a Finnish magazine called Seura before esc 2023.

Topics on magazine cover:

• Eurovision hero Käärijä open: Was close to lost his life and end his career "Nothing is written in the stars"

• Seura investigated: Pension isn't enough for living - 65-years-old Heli and Maija are still working in the nursing field

• Daughter's and mother's touching story: 3-years-old Iiris's brain cancer has been treated already twice

• New Finnish research: exercise helps treating cancer

• Sixten Korkman: "Age discrimination is still a problem but situation is changing" *Korkman is a Finnish economist

• 10 questions: Walkers can suffer shin splints

• Maria Lund hides sugar cubes in her bra *Lund is a Finnish actress and singer

• Travel: Riga is full of stories

"We will never know when we have to face departure from here. We have to enjoy every moment and do things that we truly love.

"My mother is very silly and brisk. She is very loving and helps always. I love her very much." 🥰

"I have never liked if other people tells me what I have to do.

"170 cm is short height for a man but I can survive with that. I can still go to amusement rides."

"My goal is to be the best live performer in Finland."

[fools-art]

An Angels Graveyard

These hand-printed patches are on my Ko-Fi for $6!

[mcromwell]

"Cave Coyote Monotype" pledge to see more + high res

[slybluehologhost]

Throwback Thursday ＞ sweet pool Illustrated Cards [J-List Physical Release, 2018]

It's no longer Valentine's Day, but I still wanted to share the bonus cards that came with the Limited Edition release from J-List since many of them are quite shippy! In the event that tumblr compresses the hell out of them, you can also view them here.

[empty-movement]

Question for y'all!

If you're wondering what I mean, a mouthful to get the idea to you:

These are selected/Utena specific scans of the Newtype Magazine special issue addendum, '15th Memorial Book,' packaged with the April 2000 magazine. Utena appears in a few spots, as well as Utena alumni like Yoji Enokido! These Memorial Books are literally celebrations of the magazine's work, a strangely masturbatory process that nevertheless kinda makes sense for an era before internet was how this stuff mostly got conveyed. A rich secondhand market existed, and this was a way to get people filling out their collections, I suppose. As usual, no idea what any of this says, just that I think it's neato as a larger archival process, and I'm just trying to find the best place for it, or the best chance to get an audience. Obviously it will all go on the site, but the how and where I haven't worked out just yet. I'm just not sure if there's an audience for this stuff here. Checking!

PS yes that's Schell Bullet and yes I have it.

[possessedpasm]

Take this (slightly concerning) driving operator's test from 1955 and see if you're a better driver than your grandpa 👴

[sew-much-to-do]

DIY Block Print Stamp

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sew-much-to-do: a visual collection of sewing tutorials/patterns, knitting, diy, crafts, recipes, etc.

[thoughtportal]

The Baltimore Sun acquisition

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