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This class will be a hands on workshop where participants will learn best practices for choosing type and advanced typesetting, working with a grid system (and when to break it), […]
Papermaking is an engaging and physical process that you can do right in your own home or workspace. Learn the basic elements of this ancient art as the instructor leads […]
In this workshop you'll learn how to construct a hardcover accordion-style book based on Hedi Kyle's non-adhesive cover design. Students will be guided through the unique process of preparing an […]
If you're a creative freelancer or a small business owner, you're probably curious how others navigate ongoing demands. Join AIGA Houston and The Printing Museum for a panel discussion created […]
Steven Fenberg is the author of Unprecedented Power: Jesse Jones, Capitalism and the Common Good, and the executive producer and writer of Brother, Can You Spare a Billion? The Story […]
Jay Winter, Yale University, is the author of Sites of Memory, Sites of Mourning: The Great War in European Cultural History and 12 additional works on WWI. He is also […]
Learn the basics of silkscreen to print your own t-shirts and posters! Charles Criner, the Museum’s Artist in Residence, guides students through the process of choosing a design, building the […]
Do I need comps for every page? Should I do comps for different devices? When do I need to get a developer? How do I talk to a developer? This […]
Learn the basics of setting type by hand and letterpress printing using the table-top platen press, still widely available on the market. Learn the California job case, set type, use […]
In this introduction to bookbinding, students will learn the basics of materials (book board, book cloth, adhesives, paper) and techniques (folding paper, cutting, sewing, and applying adhesives). By the end […]
