If you follow us at all, you’ll know that we’re pretty stoked about the art of wood engraving. We’ve published a slew of wordless novels celebrating the art form, and we have been known to feature wood engravers in the pages of the Devil’s Artisan, our very own journal of the printing arts.
This week, we’re celebrating the dedication and the attention to detail that go into creating these works of art. As a bonus, we’re also celebrating the publication of our latest issue of DA (issue # 81, the Fall/Winter 2017 issue featuring a number of very cool small presses including Nestlings Press, Pennywise Press, Shanty Bay Press and St. Michael’s College Press). In recognition of all of this, we’re offering one lucky winner a…
DEVIL’S ARTISAN
FOUR-ISSUE BUNDLE
This bundle includes a selection of issues of the Devil’s Artisan that shine a spotlight on the work of some fantastic wood engravers, including Gerard Brender à Brandis, George A. Walker, Rosemary Kilbourn and Alan Stein.
One lucky winner will receive a FREE bundle of all four of these breathtaking issues!
For your chance to win:
1. log in to the form below using email, Facebook, Twitter or Instagram
2. earn up to six entries by visiting Facebook and Instagram, following us or Tweeting on Twitter or by signing up to our newsletter. (If you’re already a newsletter subscriber and an avid social media follower, the last entry method is for you!)
3. log out of the form to submit your entry
The winner will be contacted by email next week.
P.S. Speaking of wood engravings, if you want to download a free copy of The Mysterious Death of Tom Thomson and possibly win an artist’s proof from the limited edition of the book, there’s still an opportunity to help us with our study guide. Get the details on how to participate here, but hurry—the offer ends on December 15th!
Cheers,
Looking forward to winning big
I possibly have the issues in the bundle from my DA subscription, but have two friends recently interested in wood engraving to whom I’d love to pass on a couple of copies each.
Very generous and in the spirit of the season. 🙂
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