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Full Moon Celebration poster and tickets

tickets and poster, hot off the press for the upcoming Full Moon party at Klickitat Canyon Winery - September 4th!

blogosphere

Many thanks are in order to Michael at Beard Revue for his recent post about my newest beard-related item.

Also a big thank you to the ladies at Meet Your Maker for their interview with Power and Light!

hot off the press

I'm hoping this new poster will make me a millionaire.

SUMMER SALE!!!

I'm having a sale at my Etsy shop through June 21st.
Stop by and enjoy 10-20% off everything!

www.powerandlight.etsy.com

RENEGADE CRAFT FAIR

What is up, people? Tomorrow is the Renegade Craft Fair, which is going to be sublime.
Come visit Power and Light Press/Blue Barnhouse (we're sharing a booth) and all the other rad vendors Saturday and Sunday, June 6th and 7th in McCarren Park in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, New York, New York, Eastern Seaboard, USA.

Also, many thanks to Haystack Needle, for her mention of Power and Light in her Renegade Round Up this week: http://www.thehaystackneedleonline.com/2009/06/renegade-brooklyn-guide.html

I think the show is going to be pretty awesome, so do please check it out if you can!

Brooklyn time

So I'm staying in Brooklyn for the next couple weeks, enjoying some downtime between the NY Stationery Show and the upcoming Renegade Craft Show (June 6-7, McCarren Park). Mostly I've been walking around a lot and doing a lot of crossword puzzles and drinking gin and tonics, and I can't complain about any of those things.

But I've also been spending some time printing at The Arm, a great letterpress shop run by Daniel Morris. I always love stopping in for a visit to see whatever new press he's acquired and is fixing up. Right now, he's working on a Vandercook Universal I (I think) and then he's shipping it down to a guy in Texas. These days, Dan's got three Vandercooks up and running - an SP-15, a Universal I, and a giant motorized Uni III. He's also got an 8x12 Old Style C&P and a couple table top Pilots. It's a great set up for teaching and public use - he opens the studio up for workshops and also rents is out by the hour.

I've been renting the studio to finish up some jobs I didn't have time for before leaving Portland last week - some wedding invitations and business cards. I think they came out pretty sharp, if I do say so myself. The business cards still need to be die cut to mimic the shape of the blind embossed border. I'm loving the black-on-black: