Blog
2016 Visiting Artist at Hatch Show Print
Jun 29, 2016
David Wolske, a printmaker and a professor at Indiana University, is our Visiting Artist this year. He came for a visit in May, to explore the collection and pull a few test prints. He’ll visit again during June, to produce...
Treasure Hiding in Plain Sight
Jun 27, 2016
As usually happens, we uncovered another bit of our history in the shop, while looking for something else. Our wall of type was built as the shop purchased dozens of fonts of large wood type (our type that is about...
The Eyes Have It!
Apr 29, 2016
Did you know? To create the “Eyes of Hatch” monoprint art, master printer Jim Sherraden carved the eyes of many shop favorites from advertising posters through the decades, from Minnie Pearl to George Washington, to Silas Green's Big Woman. Jim...
Check out our latest work!
Apr 29, 2016
We’ve updated our poster gallery with those from early spring 2016. Read More . . .
Reduce. Reuse. Recycle.
Apr 29, 2016
With 137 years under our belts, we’re often carrying on traditions and routines that were established by the Hatch family in its first two generations, albeit with a few twenty-first century twists. Being thrifty and resourceful has always made sound...
Old Crow Medicine Show
Mar 25, 2016
In December of last year, Cory designed and printed a pair of posters for Old Crow Medicine Show’s two-night stand at Ryman Auditorium in Nashville. These posters feature a hand-carved block, created for these prints: We documented Cory’s...
Spring Break Fun Activity: A Story in a Poster to be a Book
Mar 24, 2016
We shared our work and our fair city with a conference of book artists (CBAA) earlier this year. Being with them reminded us of the fun of one-sheet books. So, we designed and printed one. These are for sale...
Check out the work we’ve been up to!
Feb 25, 2016
Peruse our poster galleries; we’ve updated with hundreds of recent projects.
Going Digital
Feb 22, 2016
As happens, the holidays crept up on us like a hungry cat . . . you know, the one you don’t hear until you look down and it’s right there, pacing figure eights in and around your legs and howling...
Tales from a Typographic Trip: Tale #2
Dec 01, 2015
Each year for the last seven years, our comrades in wood type and print history at the Hamilton Wood Type & Printing Museum in Two Rivers, Wisconsin, have put on a conference of sorts, simply called Wayzgoose. Traditionally, a wayzgoose...