📚 print you hold on to

May 25

I design pieces you want to hold on to. Pieces you’ll tuck away, put on display, set on your bookshelf, or keep by your desk. You hold on to them because they mean something. They trigger a memory. They make you smile, or laugh, or cry.

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Dave Conrey

May 25

Thanks for the shoutout, Jen. I hope you enjoyed the zine.

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