Roundabout Press

We will be selling our flour sack towels at The Very Merry holiday fair Dec 13-14. I hope you all come down to the best holiday fair there is.

This will be be the LAST TIME we sell our towels at a fair. After this fair we will no longer be selling them except to a few local stores.

If you like our products we hope to see you on the 13th and 14th

The Very Merry Holiday Fair The Very Merry is a Holiday Fair held every December in the Baraboo Arts Building 323 Water Street, Baraboo, Wisconsin. We have 60 working Artisans - artists/craftsmen/authors/preyvors of good thing to eat!

I hope to see you all this year at the Fall Art Tour! I will have live printmaking demonstrations each of the three days

Sunday market is tomorrow 10am-2pm on the square in Baraboo. Come down to support local artists, crafters, and purveyors of vintage and antique goods.

I will have my hand stitched ORIGINAL woodblock printed sketchbooks available as well as antique crocks, jugs, vintage cameras, antique tins, pulleys, vise, entryway cabinet

Come down to the Baraboo Arts Center today until 4 pm to enjoy the best holiday fair around!!! The Very Merry holiday fair is amazing and there are over 60 artists and artisans. Please consider shopping local and handmade this season.

The mini episode that pbs Wisconsin filmed about me and my printmaking is posted! Last year my friend Colin Crowley reached out to me about filming an episode about my woodcuts. This was such an exciting and amazing opportunity to show my work to a large audience.
Take a look and let me know what you think!
https://youtu.be/2p-cMy2lItw

I hope you all can come see my work in person at the Fall Art Tour this weekend. Live printing demonstrations each day 10-6
https://fallarttour.com/artists/znidarsich-printmaking/
You can also see my work on my website. https://znidarsichprintmaking.sellfy.store

Wisconsin Life | The Printmaker's Process Baraboo artist and teacher Tim Znidarsich spends hundreds of hours imagining, drawing, transferring, carving, inking and printing his intricate works of art....