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AIGA 50 Books/50 Covers' focus is to bring attention to the works that are "exemplar of the craft and effect of good design." Black Farmers in America, printed by The Stinehour Press, was one of only 100 outstanding books and book cover designs chosen in this year's competition from more than 900 entries. The University Press of Kentucky published the title, which features 110 photographs by John Francis Ficara in a 144-page, 10.5" x 11.25" casebound format. |
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The SAPPI North American Printer of the Year award recognizes excellence in printing craftsmanship. Entries are judged on appearance, innovation, printing technique, degree of difficulty, and technical excellence (dot structure and integrity, ink density, line screen, DPI, color consistency, and registration). Books - 2005 winning entry |
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It has been a long-standing tradition of The Stinehour Press to design and print a typographic poster that celebrates the artist's fancy as well as the nuances of type. This year's poster was developed in collaboration with the Center for Cartoon Studies, and was designed by one of their many talented students. |
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The 29th Gallery of Superb Printing, sponsored by the Boston Litho and Craftsmen's Club is designed to recognize quality New England printing. |
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The Bookbinders' Guild of New York, host of the New York Book Show, announced the 2006 winners. Below are The Stinehour Press's award-winning books. |
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At the 2005 Book & Media Show, hosted by the Chicago Book Clinic, two works printed at The Stinehour Press received recognition. |
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The Stinehour Press has been recognized for producing some of the "best printing in North America" at both the 18th and 19th Annual Gold Ink Awards, co-sponsored by Print Media and Printing Impressions. A few of the criteria used to judge pieces entered into the competition include the quality of printing, technical difficulty, and overall visual effectiveness. The Stinehour Press's award-winning projects are highlighted below. |
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The 2005 Premier Print Awards are known as the "graphic arts industry's largest and most prestigious worldwide printing competition." Hosted by PIA/GATF, the Premier Print Awards honor companies responsible for the production of superior printing. The Stinehour Press's winning entry demonstrated outstanding print production and exemplified "the highest standards in the printing industry." |
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Producing the Photographic Book - Panel Discussion |
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At the 19th Annual 2005 New York Book Show, hosted by The Bookbinders' Guild of New York, five works printed at The Stinehour Press received recognition. Here are the winning titles: |
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The Photography of Walter LeCroy, the 2001 calendar printed at The Stinehour Press, has won awards in two prestigious print competitions, The Gold Ink Awards and The 2001 Premier Prints Awards. The Gold Ink Awards, in existence for 14 years, are conducted by Printing Impressions and Print Media, and this year were sponsored by companies such as Heidelberg, Kodak, Kodak Polychrome, and Xerox. The contest had almost 2,000 entries in several print fields, with 18 candidates in the "Calendar" category. The Photography of Walter LeCroy won the Silver Award, or second prize. Winners are to be announced in the September issue of the sponsoring magazine, and will be honored at the Gold Ink Awards on September 10, 2001, at McCormick Place in Chicago. The Premier Print Awards are run by Printing Industries of America and Graphic Arts Information Network. The Photography of Walter LeCroy competed with 5,555 entries and was one of just 1,366 to receive an award, a Certificate of Merit. |
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Head of Sports Images International, Bob Brandt, with artist Helen Rundell, were on press for the approval of the pressrun of the edition print featuring golf greats Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus. Each of these prints will be signed by the artist as well as by the two renowned golfers, and are available through Sports Images International in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania [1-800-307-6868]. The prints are done on Somerset Textured paper and are printed as dry trapped, continuous tone, four-color images, in a unique process developed by Mel Hunter of Polaris Press. When the four colors have been laid down, the print is reviewed by Bob, Helen, and Mel, and, as in this case, three additional touch plates were dry-trap overprinted to highlight specific areas in the image. The dry-trap printing process demands a high degree of accuracy in registration and color matching. We are pleased to offer this custom press- work in order to meet the exacting needs of this special project. |
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TOP: Artist Helen Rundell signs each print.ABOVE: Helen Rundell and Sports Images International head Bob Brandt are on press to approve the print.RIGHT: Edition print of Hall of Famers Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus.John Stinehour snapped the photos of the customers on press. |
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Quality StatementThe Stinehour Press will build lasting partnerships with our clients, our employees, and our suppliers. We will provide our customers the finest services and products through our skilled and dedicated staff. |
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Values CommitmentOur clients' success is our success.We commit ourselves to: —The mastering of new and current technology to better serve our clients. —A team approach of problem-solving to maintain our quality standards. —The maintenance of profitability to continually invest in our people and technology. —A professional career environment to attract the best people for the best jobs. |
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