Source,
Code, Print

Edited by Munus Shih, Asad Pervaiz and Carolina Stierli de Abreu

“Source, Code, Print” is a research and design project that explores the evolving role of publishing in an era where digital and physical media are deeply intertwined. Rather than seeing print and digital as opposing forms, this project examines how they overlap, coexist, and mutually inform each other, shaping how knowledge, culture, and creative work are produced, circulated, and received.

This project draws from databases including P—DPA, PP DP T, Pre Post Print, Apod, Institute of Network Cultures, rhizome, PZI Experimental Publishing, ACII art, and Library of the Printed Web.

Tutorials

This section will house tutorials, workshops, and teaching materials for exploring hybrid publishing practices.

Check back soon for resources on:

Web to print workflows
Generative publishing tools
Alternative binding methods
Self hosting and distribution
Collaborative authoring systems
Experimental formats

Tutorials

Coming Soon