Hamilton Wood Type & Printing Museum http://woodtype.org/posts/rss.xml Hamilton Wood Type & Printing Museum Thu, 23 Feb 2012 03:07:36 -0600 http://room34.com/ en hourly 1 <![CDATA[Mark your calendar for November 4, 5 and 6]]> http://woodtype.org/posts/4 http://woodtype.org/posts/4#comments Mon, 08 Aug 2011 00:00:00 -0500 Hamilton Wood Type Museum http://woodtype.org/posts/4

Wayzgoose 2011 is back and better than ever. We've got demonstrations, workshops and lectures that are guaranteed to cross your eyes and dot your tees. Tracy Honn of Silver Buckle Press, master typecaster Stan Nelson, lettering legend Paul Shaw, Sara Langworthy of the University of Iowa, Type designer Matthew Carter, Jim Sherraden & Brad Vetter of Hatch Show Print and the estimable Dave Peat will be some of the speakers gracing our museum.

Marking the end of summer, Wayzgoose traditionally commemorates an annual gathering of printing staff as they used the last of the seasons pulp to paper the windows in preparation for winter. Hamilton Wood Type and Printing Museum is once again hosting a modern revival in Two Rivers, Wisconsin. We are proud to welcome printers, designers, historians and typographers from the U.S. and Europe to this conference.

Conference Cost: $150
Online registration will be available soon.

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Wayzgoose 2011 is back and better than ever. We've got demonstrations, workshops and lectures that are guaranteed to cross your eyes and dot your tees. Tracy Honn of Silver Buckle Press, master typecaster Stan Nelson, lettering legend Paul Shaw, Sara Langworthy of the University of Iowa, Type designer Matthew Carter, Jim Sherraden & Brad Vetter of Hatch Show Print and the estimable Dave Peat will be some of the speakers gracing our museum.

Marking the end of summer, Wayzgoose traditionally commemorates an annual gathering of printing staff as they used the last of the seasons pulp to paper the windows in preparation for winter. Hamilton Wood Type and Printing Museum is once again hosting a modern revival in Two Rivers, Wisconsin. We are proud to welcome printers, designers, historians and typographers from the U.S. and Europe to this conference.

Conference Cost: $150
Online registration will be available soon.

]]> http://woodtype.org/posts/rss.xml/4 0 <![CDATA[CAKE & BANDmade Books team up for Hamilton]]> http://woodtype.org/posts/3 http://woodtype.org/posts/3#comments Mon, 08 Aug 2011 00:00:00 -0500 Hamilton Wood Type Museum http://woodtype.org/posts/3 Communication Arts recently ran this story about a cool book project that benefits Hamilton Wood Type.

CAKE whose new album, "Showroom of Compassion," debuted at #1 earlier this year on the Billboard Top 200 Album Chart, has partnered with BANDmade Books to create a limited edition hand made book that showcases the lyrics to the CAKE song "Bound Away". The band has selected Hamilton Wood Type to be one of two recipients of the proceeds from this book.

BANDmade Books is the creation of Pam DeLuco whose studio is located in SanFrancisco. Pam partners with musicians who want to use their music to benefit non-profits around the country and Hamilton Wood Type is honored to be selected along with 826 Valencia. You can buy the book on CAKE's website and learn more about the project here.

]]> Communication Arts recently ran this story about a cool book project that benefits Hamilton Wood Type.

CAKE whose new album, "Showroom of Compassion," debuted at #1 earlier this year on the Billboard Top 200 Album Chart, has partnered with BANDmade Books to create a limited edition hand made book that showcases the lyrics to the CAKE song "Bound Away". The band has selected Hamilton Wood Type to be one of two recipients of the proceeds from this book.

BANDmade Books is the creation of Pam DeLuco whose studio is located in SanFrancisco. Pam partners with musicians who want to use their music to benefit non-profits around the country and Hamilton Wood Type is honored to be selected along with 826 Valencia. You can buy the book on CAKE's website and learn more about the project here.

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