Print Matters Workshop Event with French Paper and Mama's Sauce
Event Information
Description
AIGA Raleigh Presents
Print Matters - A Workshop Event
with Nick Sambrato of Mama's Sauce and Brian French of French Paper Co.
Saturday, Feb 18 10am
Hey! Monkey Design & Print
105 Hood Street #1
Durham, NC 27701
919-680-4200
If you purchase a ticket to the Print Matters Workshop Event on Sat Feb 18. You get into the talk for FREE! You do not need to reserve a ticket for the talk. One will be sent to you before the 17th of Feb.
If you just want to attend JUST the Speaking Event on Friday night at the Iron Yard you may register for that event here...
LET'S PRINT!
Building on their amazing stories from the Print Matters Speaking Event Brian and Nick will help you get your hands inked up with a hands-on experience of printing your very own PRINT MATTERS poster (designed by Lenny Terenzi of Hey! Monkey).
ABOUT PRINT MATTERS
Print Matters is a speaking & workshop event(s) comprised of tales from Brian French, 6th Generation French Paper Company, and Nick Sambrato, Mama’s Sauce founder, about their respective companies combined 150 years (143 of those from French alone) of producing paper and printing in an ever modernizing world. Both companies are not just manufacturers, each has become a part of the design community.
If you purchase a ticket to the Print Matters Workshop Event on Sat Feb 18. You get into the talk for FREE! You do not need to reserve a ticket for the talk. One will be sent to you before the 17th of Feb.
If you just want to attend JUST the Speaking Event on Friday night at the Iron Yard you may register for that event here...
ABOUT AIGA RALEIGH
The mission of AIGA Raleigh is to create a place where designing thrives for everyone. We do this by making design ability attainable, proving design impact, and uniting people. And everything we do supports our fourth goal of making a better chapter.
ABOUT HEY! MONKEY
Hey! Monkey is a Screen Printing, Branding, and Illustration studio in Durham, North Carolina. Focused on hand-forged methods of printing and creative community building to help bring people together united in ink. Hosting workshops, team-building event and private classes giving the community new skills or putting them back in touch with old ones. The proprietor, Lenny Terenzi is also on the board of AIGA Raleigh serving as Vice-President.
