Perhaps you say “ tom-ay-to ” and I say “ tom-ah-to ,” but we both agree that we are, in fact, saying the same word despite differe...

        Chances are you’ve never heard of a small, unobtrusive, text-heavy picture book called Goldie the Dollmaker .  Published in 1969,...

        Here’s another printmaking find that was sent to me by a friend.  It’s the catalogue of an exhibit of contemporary Japanese print...

        Actually, what’s “new in the studio” has mostly been happening outside the studio: I’ve been carving a lot of blocks at my recent...

        This is a blog about block printing and juvenile fantasy.  I have never been explicitly political here and I don’t want to be p...

        If you’re a USA citizen, please vote today.  It matters.  I won’t write more because if you still don’t understand how important ...

        From time to time I come across nifty things that catch my fancy, and I file them away for possible future sharing.  But many of th...

        A visitor at one of my recent events put me onto British wood engraver Ethelbert White (1891-1972).  Produced in the 1920’s and 3...

        English is known for its richness of synonyms, and words for supernatural spirits are no exception.  You’d think communication wo...