The Octothorp Press

			We make text objects
Home About Portfolio Online Type in Print Imagery Boilerplate Series Wasted Domains Store	Q: What is an octothorp?	A: The Octothorp Press takes its name and logo from the printer's traditional name for a very common mark, the #. You probably know this glyph by one of its other names: the number or numeral sign, pound sign, or hash. {read on}

The Octothorp Press makes text objects. We publish in multiple media, from websites to short-print-run books to t-shirts and stereographs. Our newest offering: the "Bag Lock" t-shirt. →
	For complete information, read about the Press and view our portfolio of projects both online and off-.

	Some of the sites we produce:
	The Ann-a-Gram BeerNight.org Boyds' Nest News	Dropped Third Strike JonBoyd.org	MicroChurch.org {more}
	Of particular note (or at least particular silliness) is our Boilerplate Series of irony- and double-entendre-laden t-shirts, mugs, bibs, and more. All proceeds (in the unlikely event any should arise) go toward further Octothorp Press projects.

	In April 2006 we served 20,381 pages here at octothorp.us in 9,295 visits.

rev. 2008.01.20