Neoglyphic Media, Bellingham, WA (2025)

10/02/2024

ALIVE OUTSIDE: An anthology to obliterate the impending monoculture! A convergence of new voices joining verifiable legends, all tearing at the walls of expectation. Cultural innovation as an impulse. Algorithmically-born tastemaking be damned! This is elemental vitality pressed into a wood pulp manifesto for the messy comedy of creation ~

ALIVE OUTSIDE collects previously unpublished work from an international cast of artists, including:
Aapo Rapi, Aaron Rossner, Andy Cahill, Angela Fanche, Becchi Ayumi, Bridget Trout, Christian Schumann, Clayton Schiff, Dongery, Doug Allen, Dylan Jones, Eden Veaudry, J Bradley Johnson, Jonathan Peterson, Jordan Rae, Joe Grillo, Joey Haley, Julie Doucet, Julien Ceccaldi, Kari Cholnoky, Keith Jones, Leomi Sadler, Lilli Carre, Lukas Weidinger, Marc Bell, Mark Connery, Matt Lock, Poncili Creation, Roman Muradov, Ron Rege Jr., Shoboshobo, Susan Te Kahurangi King, Theo Ellsworth, Trenton Doyle Hancock

Edited by Cullen Beckhorn and Marc Bell.

248 pages, multiple inset booklets, mixed-process 6-color offset, and extraneous Risograph materials.
Additional materials included with pre-orders.

Edition of 1200 copies.
Published by NEOGLYPHIC MEDIA
www.NeoglyphicMedia.com

Cover by Eden Veaudry ( )
Animated 3-D model by Roman Muradov ( )

02/22/2024

“Looking for the Cat - Issue 2” by Matthew Thurber ( ) is now available from the webstore 👼

Groomfiend the mouse detective traipses the coastlines of the Salish Sea in this new ongoing series, set in the region of the author’s adolescent upbringing and the publisher’s current home. A realist mystery steeped in a history researched, misremembered, and mythologized.

16 pages, 7.25” x 9”, Risograph printed with Bright Red, Cornflower, and Black covers, and interior pages in Burgundy, Federal Blue, and Crepusculine! Published in a public edition of 200 copies, with additional copies sent to the subscribers of Papa Thurber’s Patreon. 😻❣️

02/10/2024

I’m in the land of the original zine-makers and graphic storytellers of North America for this week, getting a crash course in speaking Spanish while I show publications from at the second 🌎📚

My small table section is also stacked with publications from other Northwest underground publishers as well as Mexican publishers, including .mx and I’ll be joined through the fair sporadically by and

The book fair is produced by in connection with

12/23/2023

I had the pleasure of designing and printing this project for the transnational record label, , which was produced in bilingual Spanish and English text, and includes a CD that slips into the jacket.

“In contemporary northeastern Mexico, it is known with certainty that the “picota” or “música de tambora” has been played since at least 1880. Although this makes it the oldest musical expression known from the region, few remnants have been found that reveal precise clues about its origin.” -Rene Velarde (translated and abridged from their essay)

The CD collects a series of field recordings of this rarely heard Mexican folk music, captured on tape in 1990, and collected here with a series of essays exploring the past and speculative futures of the music.

The original tapes were recorded by Raul Garcia Flores, and decades later landed in the hands of Transitory Tapes co-founder and experimental musician Patricio Coronado, who took creative liberties in mastering them. His essay, “Notes on Post-Production” closes the publication and exposes his process and connections with the music.

Special thanks to .mty and for their part in making this project possible.

“Tamborileros del Pastor”
7” x 7”, 22 pages with CD, printed with Federal Blue and Black inks on a Risograph GR-3770

Copies of this book/CD are available online from the webstore and from on , as well as from the newly launched RisoBookstore, a collaborative project spearheaded by .es and

12/16/2023

While in NYC I had a chance to see the latest show from one of my favorite artists! Kari Cholnoky’s “Horizontal Loader” features a bunch of her latest mutant creations that have been born somewhere between painting and sculpture. I’m posting a mix of detail and installation views here, but if you find yourself in NYC, best to go and see for yourself. The exhibition is currently on view through January 13th via 🤩

12/09/2023

NYC! I’m here for the next couple days, exhibiting at

The last time I visited NY was in 2019, in a quartet of cross-country travel that seemed likely to wash me up on the East coast… but it would seem the pandemic had other plans for me.

It’s amazing to visit again, and to find recognition and friendship in this magical and complicated city at the heart of the monster that is America. I’m hyped to connect with new people and show all the books made since my last visit! Huge shoutout to of for hosting my adventure, and publishing some beautiful stuff on the other side of the turtle.

12/08/2023

Sounding for Harry Smith by Bret Lunsford is being distributed through , published by Lunsford’s own imprint,

This book takes the subject of polymath artist, archivist, and cult figure, Harry Everett Smith, at it’s center, and uncovers a history of Bellingham and Anacortes, where Smith spent his early years. Smith lived in an Anacortes cannery, amidst a community of eccentric settlers, and frequently arranged meetings with the neighboring Lummi and Nooksack tribes to document some of their songs and stories, and collect cultural artifacts, which were collected and assembled in a museum-like display within the defunct cannery warehouse of Smith’s family.

Fastidiously researched by author Bret Lunsford, who some may recognize from his days in the band or from his time operating , this is likely the most exhaustive history that will ever be written of Harry Everett Smith, and this book becomes as much a regional history as a biography of its central figure.

2023 would have been Harry Smith’s 100th birthday, and the is currently presenting the first ever career retrospective of his work, including many public performances, since it’s opening on October 4th.

11/25/2023

Excerpts from the upcoming “Tetanos 5”, edited by Abraham Diaz ) and published by ! Pre-orders are now open via the webstore 💣

The fifth issue of Abraham Diaz’ celebrated Tetanos magazine includes drawings and comics from:
• Pakito Bolino
• Zven Balslev
• Roberta Scomparsa
• Park Junwoo
• Johannes Stahl
• Virgil Finlay
• Elisa Malo
• Dewey Guyen
• Leo Quilevreaux
• Kusozu
• Olaf Ladousse
• Abraham Diaz
• Pepa Prieto Puy
• Marti

Additionally included is a Spanish translation by Mafer Lartigue of the article “The Man Behind the Pen: Finlay”, authored by Ken Feduniewicz and originally published in English in Mediascene magazine in 1979. And HAZ returns with another installment of his column “Manchas y Ruido”, which on this occasion presents an interview conducted with Marti, one of the most underrated masters of 20th century European underground comics.

56 pages, 6.7” x 8.4”, 3-color offset printed with Pantone spot Red, Yellow and Black, saddle-stapled 🖤

The official launch will be at for Press Play 2023 📚

11/25/2023

Excerpts from the upcoming “Tetanos 5”, edited by Abraham Diaz ) and published by ! Pre-orders are now open via the webstore 💣

The fifth issue of Abraham Diaz’ celebrated Tetanos magazine includes drawings and comics from:
• Pakito Bolino
• Zven Balslev
• Roberta Scomparsa
• Park Junwoo
• Johannes Stahl
• Virgil Finlay
• Elisa Malo
• Dewey Guyen
• Leo Quilevreaux
• Kusozu
• Olaf Ladousse
• Abraham Diaz
• Pepa Prieto Puy
• Marti

Additionally included is a Spanish translation by Mafer Lartigue of the article “The Man Behind the Pen: Finlay”, authored by Ken Feduniewicz and originally published in English in Mediascene magazine in 1979. And HAZ returns with another installment of his column “Manchas y Ruido”, which on this occasion presents an interview conducted with Marti, one of the most underrated masters of 20th century European underground comics.

56 pages, 6.7” x 8.4”, 3-color offset printed with Pantone spot Red, Yellow and Black, saddle-stapled 🖤

The official launch will be at for Press Play 2023 📚

11/22/2023

“Tetanos 5” edited by Abraham Diaz ) is now available for pre-sale from !

The fifth issue of Abraham Diaz’ celebrated Tetanos magazine arrives three years since the last issue, including drawings and comics from: Pakito Bolino, Zven Balslev, Roberta Scomparsa, Park Junwoo, Johannes Stahl, Virgil Finlay, Elisa Malo, Dewey Guyen, Leo Quilevreaux, Kusozu, Olaf Ladousse, Abraham Diaz, Pepa Prieto Puy and Marti!

Additionally included is a Spanish translation by Mafer Lartigue of the article “The man behind the pen: Finlay”, authored by Ken Feduniewicz and originally published in English in Mediascene magazine in 1979. And HAZ returns with another installment of his column “Manchas y Ruido”, which on this occasion presents an interview conducted with Marti, one of the most underrated masters of 20th century European underground comics.

56 pages, 6.7” x 8.4”, 3-color offset printed with Pantone spot Red, Yellow and Black, saddle-stapled 🖤

The official launch will be at for Press Play 2023 📚

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