You may know my guest today if you've ever encountered the Speedball Printmaking Posse, a print loving tour of artists that spread the gospel of printmaking while doing demos, handing out posters and samples of relief inks. He's even got his own namesake Super Graphic Black ink with Speedball.  His name is Lino Bill Fick. His work is a bit rockabilly, can be viewed as deranged, and it captures the essence of his signature style of drawing which can be brushy, inky, and always graphic with...

Kathy Caraccio, New York master printmaker, shares about her career including her first printmaking class, working at Robert Blackburn's Printmaking Workshop, and running her own collaborative print studio

Guest Phil Sanders treats us with some helpful tips on how to make relief prints on this second installment of our interview.

Author and Master Printmaker Phil Sanders comes on the podcast today to discuss his new book Prints and Their Makers.

Yoonmi Nam joins the podcast to discuss her art including Moku Hanga, collaboration, and traveling to stay inspired.

Canadian artist Kari Kristensen comes on the podcast and we discuss her love of linocut, her uniquely Canadian art, and how her dog Frida keeps her balanced.

Desiree Aspiras of Printmakers Against Racism comes on the pod to talk about the launch of her fundraising project which aims to support organizations fighting systemic racism.

Rudy and Susanna of Calliope Arts in Louisville, KY join the podcast to discuss print publishing, pandemic life, protests and more.

Author Christina Weyl discusses her book "The Women of Atelier 17: Modernist Printmaking in Midcentury New York

The Print Cast stands with Black Lives Matter.

Today's edition of Press On with The Print Cast features the co-creators of Power Washer Zine. We have some fun talking about their latest issue of their DIY screen print zine, and how they had to digitally publish for the first time as a result of COVID-19.

Today on The Print Cast, it's the fourth edition of our series Press On, something we launched as a response to the COVID-19 pandemic. I want to talk directly to printmakers about how this situation impacts their lives, their businesses, and how they'll...

Today on The Print Cast, it's the third edition of our series Press On, something we launched as a response to the COVID-19 pandemic. I want to talk directly to printmakers about how this situation impacts their lives, their businesses, and how they'll...

Today's episode of The Print Cast is the second edition of a limited series I’m calling Press On, Press On is a series that looks at the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the printmaking community. Each of these bonus episodes brings you stories from...

Today on podcast, we’re doing a special edition called Press On, a series launched as a response to the COVID-19 pandemic. I want to talk directly to printmakers about how this situation impacts their lives, their businesses, and how they’ll keep busy...

In the new limited audio series from the maker of The Print Cast, host Nick Naughton invites listeners onto the podcast to share about how the Coronavirus pandemic is affecting their lives and livelihoods. In the spirit of community, we're opening the...

Karl LaRocca joins the show to talk about his shop Kayrock Screen Printing in Brooklyn.

Leslie Diuguid joins the podcast today to talk screen printing, both in how she runs her own publishing shop and her day job as a fabricator for Powerhouse Arts in Greenpoint, Brooklyn. We discuss her journey to New York, some of the artists she trained...

Talking shop with woodcut artist Valerie Lueth of Tugboat Printshop.

The artist Swoon discusses her work and her latest installation commissioned for the 2019 IFPDA print fair.

A conversation with artist James Nares and master printmakers JP Russell and Phil Sanders recorded at the IFPDA Print Fair in 2019.

We talk about community and running a successful public printshop with Angee Lennard from Spudnik Press in Chicago.

The final episode in this series about the 2019 IFPDA Print Fair in New York.