publication fair this weekend

Featuring art & design books; Plazm magazines, books, T shirts, & posters; letterpress printed works and holiday-appropriate fare from New Oregon collaborator Tiger Food Press/Clare Carpenter.

December 20th, Sunday, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Downtown Portland at the Ace Hotel "cleaners" space
Corner of SW Stark and 11th Ave

thank you!

thanks to everyone who came out the Kenton Firehouse Sale on Saturday!
New cards are available in my Etsy store today, too!

*****holiday wares*****

Tiger Food Press is finally ready for the holidays...this year I won't be nearly as ambitious as I had hoped (there's always next year,) but I do have some fancy new printed things already in my shop with more on the way later in the week.


I'll be at the Sixth Annual Kenton Firehouse Holiday Sale with a bunch of new cards, blank journals, and hopefully (HOPEFULLY) my letterpress printed 2010 poster style calendar.


Hope to see you there!

Kenton Holiday Sale - Next Weekend!

Join us for the 6th annual Kenton Firehouse Sale, featuring fourteen local artists just in time for the holidays.

Date: Saturday, December 5, 2009
Time: 11:00am - 6:00pm
Location: 8105 N. Brandon St.

Nora Broadnicki -ceramics
Clare Carpenter -paper art and prints
Nancy Cushwa -Jewelry
Robin Epstein- fidel Caps, vintage style aprons and jewelry
Al Flory -Photography
Margaret Gardner -ceramics
Amy Johnston- 50's inspired jewelry
Phebe Miller -ceramics
Sam Morgan-ceramics
Hilary Pfeifer (Bunny with a Toolbelt) -wood figures and cards
LeBrie Rich -felted fun
Suzy Root - fiber
Rebecca Scheer-hand made silver jewelry
Siri Schillions - matted prints & small wall ornaments

Historic Kenton Firehouse is located 6 blocks north of Lombard, make a left at Schofield, and travel 1 block west of Denver to Brandon. Take the Interstate Max to the show! We're only 3 blocks from the Kenton/N.Portland yellow line station.

time has passed...

Here are a few images of one of my newest prints. This is the first, real life, in-actual-fact manifestation of my thinking about the Central Oregon project that has been germinating in my mind for years.



Sometimes it just takes a long time to think about things before they start to become real.


Smaller prints like this one (it's 11 x 14) are really fun to do and help me build momentum for larger projects. This print, as well as others are available in my ephemera shop