from here: http://www.aiga.org/content.cfm/event-detail?eid=47750854
Letterpress Tour at Gilah Press + Design
Wednesday, August 25, 2010
6:30 - 8:00 PM
Join AIGA Baltimore for our Letterpress Series. The first event is a tour at Gilah Press.
Started by MICA alum Kat Feuerstein, Gilah Press + Design uses letterpresses from the late 1800s and early 1900s to create all types of printed pieces ranging from greeting cards, invitations, business cards and stationery. Come smell the ink, take a tour of the shop and learn the workings of modern day letterpress printing.
Event is free! No registration necessary.
Questions: alissa@baltimore.aiga.org
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
Monday, June 21, 2010
gilah press + design wants YOU!

We're hiring!
Full Time Letterpress Printer
Gilah Press + Design seeks a detail-oriented press operator to join our team.
We're looking for a friendly, quick learner with keen eyes. Experience with C&P jobbers, Windmills, polymer platemakers, guillotines and mixing ink a plus. Cartwheels, round-off back handsprings and a sense of humor a super-plus-plus.
Other than running the press, day-to-day responsibilities may include, packaging cards, shipping out orders and general studio organization.
If interested, please email your resume to kat@gilahpress.com. No phone calls, please.
Tuesday, May 4, 2010
BGL Invitation on Under Consideration's FPO website

An invitation designed and printed by Gilah Press + Design was posted on Under Consideration's well-known For Print Only website last Friday. The invitation was created for a local law firm's 25th anniversary party. Check out more details and photos here. Thanks for the coverage, guys!
photo from the FPO website
Monday, March 29, 2010
ready set fly: deadline extension

Procrastinators, rejoice! If you haven’t yet submitted your artwork to the Ready Set print contest, you’re in luck. We’ve extended the deadline to Tuesday, June 1, so make that great idea of yours a reality and send it on over! Refresh your memory and read over the guidelines to make sure everything checks out before submitting. Once you’re ready, go ahead and upload your file to us.
Good luck, and we’ll be looking forward to your work!
Monday, March 8, 2010
metropolismag.com coverage

can't believe we never posted about this! metropolismag.com did an amazing write up about gilah press + design right before the new year rolled around. yeah, we're that late with this. thank you so much, elizabeth. read it here!
photo taken by elizabeth dickinson
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
Reay Set Fly deadline extended
It’s not quite over yet! Keep working hard on your Ready Set Fly designs, because we’ve extended the deadline.

After you’ve read the guidelines, upload your file here or email info@gilahpress.com. Hope to see your finished file in our inbox soon!

After you’ve read the guidelines, upload your file here or email info@gilahpress.com. Hope to see your finished file in our inbox soon!
Monday, February 1, 2010
felt and wire shop grand opening

ladies and gentlemen,
we are proud to announce the grand opening of our shop on feltandwireshop.com! now you can purchase as many (or as few!) cards as you'd like, whether you need that one special card for your significant other, or you're stocking up on paper goods for the whole year. be sure to check the shop regularly as we'll be adding new cards and updating our current collections as often as possible.
visit us at http://gilahpress.feltandwireshop.com and shop away!
Monday, January 18, 2010
ready, set, fly has launched!

READY SET is a limited edition collection of prints that will be designed by you and letterpress printed by us! Of all submissions received, only ten artworks will be selected for inclusion in the finished limited edition boxed set. Entries will be judged for concept, design, illustration and typography.
1. Send us a digital file of your submission (low-res, under 1 MB, JPG/GIF). You can either email it to info@gilahpress.com or use the upload form at gilahpress.com/readyset. Please be sure to include your name, email address, phone number, the title of your piece, a short artist’s statement (100 words max) and the Pantone color codes of your selected spot colors.
2. Once the jury has sorted through the submissions, each of the chosen artists will be contacted for a final AI/EPS file of their artwork. We will letterpress the artwork, produce an edition of 110 and each of the winning artists will receive their own boxed set of prints.
THEME:
fly (open to your interpretation)
GUIDELINES:
• Artwork cannot exceed 9” x 7” (paper size will be 10” x 8”)
• Must be horizontal in orientation
• Only two spot colors may be used
DEADLINE:
February 12, 2010
Thursday, December 31, 2009
happy new year!
Monday, December 21, 2009
BINGE was awesome
this year's BINGE was bigger, better, and even more successful than last year's! we had almost twenty vendors join us, so we decided to split the event between our studio and spur design's studio next door. below are just a few of the vendors that were present at BINGE:
us, of course:

almanac bindery:

erin fitzpatrick (on the left) and tv vida:

motobus:

lauren silberman's papercuts:

spur design:

in addition to all of the great stuff our vendors were offering, whitney took a break from her almanac bindery table and gave a letterpress demonstration to all of our interested guests:

there was no shortage of wine, drinks or snacks for our vendors and guests, either. here's adam manning bar:

and we couldn't resist cutting into a gigantic apple covered in candy to serve to our vendors. this picture does no justice to the size of this thing. isn't it the craziest--yet yummiest--thing you've ever seen?
us, of course:
almanac bindery:
erin fitzpatrick (on the left) and tv vida:
motobus:
lauren silberman's papercuts:
spur design:
in addition to all of the great stuff our vendors were offering, whitney took a break from her almanac bindery table and gave a letterpress demonstration to all of our interested guests:
there was no shortage of wine, drinks or snacks for our vendors and guests, either. here's adam manning bar:
and we couldn't resist cutting into a gigantic apple covered in candy to serve to our vendors. this picture does no justice to the size of this thing. isn't it the craziest--yet yummiest--thing you've ever seen?
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