Letters from a Malaysian printmaker and organizer in Port Dickson, mixing studio diaries, art news and scene reports on community campaigns against refinery pollution. Readers get practical printmaking tips alongside reflections on ecology, activism and conflict resolution.

A personal newsletter from a letterpress printer and writer in Michigan's Upper Peninsula, mixing reflective essays on life change with updates on art fairs, events and studio plans. Readers get a warm, candid look at a creative life in transition, with local color from the region.

A Lisbon-based independent printmaker shares practical notes from the studio, such as making a 3D-printed chop stamp for relief prints and the technique needed to get PLA to take ink. The newsletter is short and personal, and it also announces print projects like a tiling generator series.

Don Goodman's newsletter mixes personal essays on analog photography and printmaking, such as his move from darkroom work to photogravure, with talks on community building and the cognitive side of it. Readers get a reflective, anecdotal blend of craft, ethics and philosophy rather than news or how-to instructions.