Print Preservationist Gifts

Newspaper suicide.

Endangered Species: Belgian Ostrich.

The Kitchen area of a Whitechapel Boarding House

"That newspaper has been showing up ever since you started reading the news online. I think it feels betrayed."

"I hope you're not using any of the canned food I so diligently stockpiled.

Technology and literature

"Great for worship then! Great for retail now!"

'Anti-Graffito' worker about to erase hieroglyphics.

"Our hobby is finding old, run-down Victorian houses and levelling them."

"Gunther's years ahead of his time."

"Well, no wonder you can't think! There's your brain over there on the floor!"

“It’s a pre-war building, but you’ll see they’ve kept most of the details.”

"In this series, the artist is in dialogue with her printer."

'It's a nice font but before deciding we'd really like to see your font library.'

'I made hundreds of copies to give to all the students in my school. By the way, the color printer is out of ink.'

You were warned about mixed marriages!

Dexter Flynn, Taxidermy Attorney.

"Dear God, no! Not her first edition of 'Franny and Zooey'! You've ruined us!!"

'Print is Dead.'

Cottage Industry

"This year has been a disaster. But, my breaking point was when Apple TV+ hijacked 'It's The Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown,' away from network television."

'This preliminary report looks at how we can best address green waste through sustainable forest management...'

"Of course it's improved. Check out the quality of the packaging graphics."

Information might travel at the speed of light, but the news still travels at the speed of sound bites.

'George is from the 'old school' of printing...!'

Please consider the environment before printing this e-mail, 'Ah, I feel so alive. That was fun'

"Doesn't it worry you being such a philistine?"

'It's mine and you can't have it.' Morris was finding it more difficult than most to adjust to the concept of a 'paperless' office.'

'Unfortunately illuminating the strike placards could take a few years.'

"The printer ran out of ink so that's only a partial list of the side effects."

1439. Movable type debuts in Europe.

Newspapers.

Man Covers Up Television in Favour of Books.

"The people in my new novel have started rejecting print media. That's a bad omen."

Hoping to encourage readers to buy the hard copy of the paper, the Journal Times Herald, only printed every other word in its online edition.