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Kaitlin Crockett: Printing Community, One Page at a Time

Kaitlin Crocket, printmaker, stands in front of a wall of prints wearing a Print St. Pete apron.

Kaitlin Crockett is helping preserve the art of letterpress printing while introducing new audiences to the creative possibilities of the printed page. Since founding Print St. Pete in 2016, she has created a community studio where artists, writers, and designers can explore traditional printing techniques, bookmaking, and independent publishing.

Working with letterpress and risograph printing, Crockett embraces the textures, imperfections, and craftsmanship that make every print unique. Her work reflects the long history of print as a way to share ideas, strengthen communities, and encourage creative expression.

Beyond her own artistic practice, Crockett has helped make Print St. Pete a gathering place for collaboration by offering workshops, hosting exhibitions and print fairs, and supporting local artists and literary organizations throughout the Tampa Bay region.

Kaitlin Crockett’s work reminds us that printmaking is more than an artistic process. It is a powerful way to communicate, connect people, and keep the tradition of the printed word alive for future generations.

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