Day 3 of the IFPDA Print Fair and I'm going strong. Hear about what's happening yesterday and today, and look forward to more content coming from the fair soon.

Reflections on Print Week in NYC including collaborative printing, IPCNY's Print Fest, Speedball's Print Posse and some great upcoming content I can't wait to share in the coming weeks.

A special edition of The Print Cast coming to you live from New York at the 2019 IFPDA Fine Art Print Fair.

Melanie Yazzie is our guest and she talks with us about her perspective as an indigenous artist, her art and her travels...oh and we gush about our animals too.

Sandow Birk gives some great reasons to support The Print Cast

Rick Moranis Reads our Reviews

The Print Cast needs your help for computer repairs to keep the show going.

The Print Cast is on break.

Continuing the conversation with The Little Friends of Printmaking, we talk about visiting artist gigs, art vs. commercial print, dream clients, and about their upcoming children's book.

Part 1 of Nick's interview with The Little Friends of Printmaking where they discuss all things screen printing, early educational experiences, Tokyo, Disney, and staying a step ahead of the copycats.

Dave Kloc comes on the pod to talk about illustrating gig posters and all the awesome people dominating the field today.

Nick talks to the guys who run Auckland Print Studio in NZ about their studio, how to sell prints, and what lays ahead for their shop.

Part 2 of this interview with Enrique Chagoya details the history related to his art forms, and how he maintains work-life balance.

Enrique Chagoya is this week's guest and we discuss his art, how satire can provoke an array of responses, and what it's like working with Master Printers. This episode is Part 1 of this interview.

Printshop LA comes on the pod to talk about how their studio functions as a community print space and as the home of their respective businesses.

Margot Myers discusses the SGCI printmaking conference and her recent public art installation.

An episode all about starting a letterpress studio and navigating the challenges of building a printshop.

Sandow Birk and Elyse Pignolet join the show to discuss their large scale print projects and the benefits of working with master printmakers to achieve ambitious goals.

Nick discusses consumerism and materiality through the lens of Tveit's sculptural art works.

This bonus episode provides some background about the podcast and a moody outtake from my interview with artist Hugh Merrill.

Nick talks with Hugh Merrill about his art, printmaking, teaching, philosophy and his creative process.

Hugh Merrill’s art is a conversation with his art form, printmaking. His work is about process and change; a call and response activity where variation is the intention, not the by-product. He creates sequential narratives in his studio practice, resulting in work that is diverse, expansive, evolving and conversational with itself, the artist and the print medium. “Variation is a means to come closer to articulating the essence of truth,” he says, and you can witness this in Merrill’s...

In this first episode of the Print Cast your host Nick Naughton briefly talks about his plans for the podcast. He'll discuss how he'll connect with artists, designers and makers to discuss the roll that printmaking plays in their creative work. The Print Cast is interview based and the aim is to connect the disparate parts of the printmaking field with the hopes of capturing the vitality of the contemporary art form. Shows will be published bi-weekly with artists, designers, and graphic...