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{{Place | {{Place | ||
|status= | |place_type=Studio, Publisher | ||
|location= | |status=Closed | ||
|start_year=2008 | |||
|end_year=2018 | |||
|location=Toronto, ON | |||
|country=Canada | |country=Canada | ||
|coordinates=43.655241700000, -79.417115200000 | |coordinates=43.655241700000, -79.417115200000 | ||
| | |people={{Place/person | ||
| | |person_role=Owner | ||
|person_name=J.P. King | |||
|person_url=https://jpking.ca | |||
}} | }} | ||
|website=http://paperpusher.ca/ | |website=https://web.archive.org/web/20180829122835/http://paperpusher.ca/ | ||
|inks=Black, Light Gray, Bright Red, Fluorescent Pink, Orange, Blue, Purple, Green, Teal, Yellow, Flat Gold, Brown | |inks=Black, Light Gray, Bright Red, Fluorescent Pink, Orange, Blue, Purple, Green, Teal, Yellow, Flat Gold, Brown | ||
|machines=RP3700 | |machines=RP3700 | ||
}} | }} | ||
Paper Pusher | '''Paper Pusher''' was a small-batch publisher and craft print service based in Toronto, Canada. It operated its own cottage-industry print production facility, exploring the future of publishing through experimental paper-based media. Utilizing the Risograph stencil duplication process and a curated selection of both salvaged and new paper stocks, Paper Pusher produced art and literary books, posters, cards, and other carefully considered printed objects. | ||
{{Inventory}} | {{Inventory}} | ||
Revision as of 15:26, 17 December 2024
| Paper Pusher Printworks | |
|---|---|
| Location | Toronto, ON |
| Country | Canada 🇨🇦 |
| Type | Studio, Publisher |
| Years active | 2008–2018 |
| Owner | JP King |
| Website | [archived] |
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Paper Pusher was a small-batch publisher and craft print service based in Toronto, Canada. It operated its own cottage-industry print production facility, exploring the future of publishing through experimental paper-based media. Utilizing the Risograph stencil duplication process and a curated selection of both salvaged and new paper stocks, Paper Pusher produced art and literary books, posters, cards, and other carefully considered printed objects.