Over the years, many people have dropped by the print shop to help out, learn to set type, give the handpress a go, or just take a tour. Here’s a rogues’ gallery, featuring some of them. (Note: many of these photos show our first facility on Mullock Street in St. John’s.)
Want to join this motley crew? Drop by! Visitors are always welcome; you can find directions and details here. Interested in workshops, volunteer opportunities or group tours? Contact the press.
Wood-engraver Abigail Rorer finds |
Printmaker Amos Paul Kennedy Jr. leads |
Goat-ologist Brian Gilliam |
Rodney de Vries, a violin maker and artist, prints letterpress labels for his handcrafted violins. |
Crispin Elsted of Barbarian Press sets up |
Summer helper Rosanna Pierson |
Agnes Walsh, Bernice Morgan, her sister Frances, |
Agnes Juhasz-Ormsby visits the Mullock Street |
Andy Jones brings students from his |
Master printer Jan Elsted of Barbarian |
Members of the Atlantic Craft Alliance visit, |
Jennifer Morgan works on the illustrations |
Duncan Major demonstrates the Heidelberg |
Mary Anne Cree plays printer’s devil. |
Don McKay inspects the newly-arrived |
Rachel Dragland handles sales |
High school student Ellen Power learns |