Having published 4 books in the last 10 years and seen radical transformations in not only the printing process but also in the selling of art books I decided to record this audio blog for anyone considering publishing their own book whether using a full scale fine art press, publisher or an online printing service. [...]
Posts Tagged ‘indian hill imageworks’
Publishing Your Own Photography Book
Posted in book publishing, digital printing, indian hill imageworks, photography, photography today, tagged art book publishing, blurb, book sales, indian hill imageworks, lulu, photography books online, salto press, self publishing, stephen schaub, stinehour press on January 31, 2009 | 7 Comments »
Testing New Canson Papers
Posted in Admin, digital printing, indian hill imageworks, inkjet papers, Print Surface Resolution, tagged arches platine, art paper, coated arches, d'Vinci Printer, digital art paper, hexachrome, icc, indian hill imageworks, rives bfk, schaub on November 4, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Burning the midnight oil at Indian Hill Imageworks!!! Just how many patches are in the icc. test target?…over 2,200!! Stay tuned for my thoughts/ review on my first tests: Rives BFK and Arches Platine! Now back to printing! Viva la Revolution! Stephen
New Website for Stephen Schaub
Posted in Admin, tagged color photography, indian hill imageworks, LCA, LOMO, pawlet, photography in new england, schaub, solo show vermont, vermont art, vermont artist on October 4, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Don’t panic! The Figital Revolution is not going anywhere… However, if you’ve been wondering where you can see more examples of a wide range of artworks by your humble narrator and chief propaganda proponent, then hey! www.stephenschaub.com is for you! Featuring my hybrid artworks ranging from 2003 to present, as well as eloquent and insightful [...]
On Second Thought
Posted in Admin, y strap, tagged camera armor, indian hill imageworks, stephen schaub, y strap on September 15, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
OK- my bad … In the last Figital Revolution newsletter I recommended the Camera Armor Wrap as a great way to carry a small point and shoot…click here to read the newsletter. That recommendation stands, but I also said that B&H had the best price when in fact many small camera stores have the exact [...]





