Hello, world..

[mikeage]

Take the class at Screwball. Just finished mine a couple of hours ago...luckily Steve didn't show up so there were no violent outbreaks.

[mile44]

Originally Posted by mikeage

Take the class at Screwball. Just finished mine a couple of hours ago...luckily Steve didn't show up so there were no violent outbreaks.

in due time ... all in due time


-D-

[u6crash]

Originally Posted by GIGART

If you are in Chicago next weekend, try and stop by the Pitchfork Music Festival at Union Park, there will be a Flatstock Poster show there with over 20 booths of poster artists...you can find out more on this site...

I would love to go, but Sunday was the day I most wanted to be in attendance and I couldn't get the time off from work so I decided to save my money and stay home.

Originally Posted by steve w

I won't be there.

you can email me at steve@screwballpress.com
if you haven't already.

Thank you, e-mail forthcoming..

Originally Posted by eyepeace

Even though it is information overload I can't stress enough how much you can learn from simply searching these forums. [...]

Also, if you want technical screenprinting information check out Andy's book...
Screen Printing Today, The Basics

Screen Printing Today...the Basics [Screen Printing Today,the Basics] - $40.00 : Diesel Fuel Prints

This book will probably be my next purchase. I actually ran across it yesterday while looking at things. I've previously read Do-It-Yourself Screenprinting by John Isaacson (mostly about screenprinting as it relates to t-shirts) and Simple Screenprinting by Annie Stromquist, which is pretty basic, but a good start (as far as I can tell). I'd also like to pick up some of those books with fine gig posters art, but one thing at a time.

[steve w]

outBURSTS. not outBREAKS.
they're not contagious

[jayryan]

other newbies, please take note: this is the way to properly enter the gigposters world.

100%

now: your favorite cheese, please?

welcome.

(steve, i need to buy those prints, when you have a chance to get erin to find them.)

[steve w]

I'm checking my basement today, jay. (yikes)
I've been in Portland and Wisconsin for 3 weeks and have yet to check certain parts
of my anatomy for ticks first, though.

I've got this guy pegged for Edam.

[Andymac]

cheddarhead.

[mikeage]

Originally Posted by jayryan

other newbies, please take note: this is the way to properly enter the gigposters world.

100%

now: your favorite cheese, please?

welcome.

(steve, i need to buy those prints, when you have a chance to get erin to find them.)

sorry. i'm bad in social situations.




provolone.

[kustomkitten]

Welcome! Joining (and participating in) GP will either be one of the best decisions you've ever made or the absolute worst.

Either way, you'll learn a ton about screen printing, the business of making art for others and probably too much personal information about other people here you never wanted to know that well.

Good work avoiding the noob gauntlet.

[u6crash]

Originally Posted by jayryan

now: your favorite cheese, please?

Standalone: mozzarella

Complimenting another food: Parmesan

Yes, my food preferences are rather pedestrian.