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So Noted: In Search of Monograms
Nancy Sharon Collins, A/K/A the engraving lady, is seeking submissions of engraved social stationery, read about it in the Mohawk paper website. read more about it.… more →
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So Noted: In Search of Monograms
nancysharoncollinsstationer wrote 3 months ago: Nancy Sharon Collins, A/K/A the engraving lady, is seeking submissions of engraved social stationery … more →
AIGA New Orleans People’s History of Graphic Design, the rough cut
nancysharoncollinsstationer wrote 1 year ago: View the rough cut created from 13 interviews of graphic artists, type setters and designers in the … more →
Journey of the Proofing Presses
nancysharoncollinsstationer wrote 1 year ago: Engraving is the highest form of printmaking known, some of the shapes in letterforms today originat … more →
Mark Making
nancysharoncollinsstationer wrote 1 year ago: Daniela Marx, my great collaborator and friend, and I are working on a paper for the upcoming SECAC … more →
Etiquette at TypeCon. Why?
nancysharoncollinsstationer wrote 1 year ago: I was delighted that my lecture, “Etiquette and Typography” was so well received at Type … more →
Addendum to Sumner Stone Article Blog; from an Engraver's Point of View
nancysharoncollinsstationer wrote 1 year ago: It was with great interest that I read most of the comments to the blog about Sumner Stone’s a … more →
YA YA Benefit
nancysharoncollinsstationer wrote 1 year ago: April 16, 2008 Mrs. Collins is proud to be the media content adviser for “Come Together: A Ben … more →
AIGA New Orleans: How to Get Work Where there isn't any. First in a series of panel discussions.
nancysharoncollinsstationer wrote 1 year ago: AIGA New Orleans hosted this event, there was not an empty seat in the house: The idea for this seri … more →
Bespoke Hand Engraved Social Stationery
nancysharoncollinsstationer wrote 1 year ago: Good manners are the fabric through which we engage the world. Being cognisant of one’s surrou … more →
