The Set-Up



So we've set up www.dlpublishers.co.uk

It's been a long hard road to get a system that I can manage, but Shopify is the easiest and cheapest option so far.

It's not brilliant yet, but it's all part of a new organisation we're calling DL Publishing Limited. As a brand goes, it's not the most exciting to look at, but hopefully we'll get something that seriously works to get some creative people published.  And make enough money to launch bigger. This is the means to an end. Fingers crossed.

And I'm going to keep blogging on here about our progress.

A first exhibition for Shelter back in March 2024 went brilliantly well. 

And we've got some pieces by the digital artist Bin exhibiting in Paris in October 2024, through an organisation called Artboxy.

So far so good. Pretty pleased to be honest, considering how tough it's been this last 2 years. Actually how tough it's been for twenty years at least. But good things comes to those willing to make the sacrifices needed to get this far.

Okay, onwards and upwards.

Here's one of Bin's to keep us going. I know how this feels. Bin always gets it right.

A drawing of a blind-folded man sitting on a park bench
Bench by the digital artist Bin @lilbindsay
Available via www.dlpublishers.co.uk





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