Absolutely — this has a great story behind it, and I’d lean into the rarity of the steamroller process, Quincy Square, the collaboration, and the fact that it was physically created at NW Print Jamm. That makes it feel like more than a print—it’s a piece of Bremerton art history.

PNW Love

C. Bennett + Josh Fisher
NW Print Jamm • Quincy Square • Bremerton, Washington • 2026

Born from the energy of the Pacific Northwest, PNW Love is an original festival print created during NW Print Jamm in Quincy Square, Bremerton, WA.

This piece was brought to life the old-school way—with ink, carved surfaces, paper, muscle, and a steamroller. Artist C. Bennett climbed behind the wheel and helped drive the steamroller across the print, transforming a massive block into a one-of-a-kind work of art right in the heart of Bremerton.

Created around the festival theme of “Breath,” PNW Love is a celebration of connection, movement, community, and the creative spirit that makes the Pacific Northwest such a special place.

The collaboration between C. Bennett and Josh Fisher combines bold graphic energy with the raw, hands-on spirit of printmaking. Every impression carries the physical character of the process—making this much more than a reproduction. It is an original festival print created by hand and pressed with a steamroller.

The Details

• Artist: C. Bennett + Josh Fisher

• Title: PNW Love

• Created: 2026

• Location: Quincy Square, Bremerton, Washington

• Event: NW Print Jamm

• Theme: “Breath”

• Edition: Limited Edition of 10

• Image Size: Approximately 36” × 36”

• Paper Size: Approximately 38” × 50”

• Signed & Numbered: Yes

• Printing Process: Large-format steamroller printmaking

Only 10 were made.

Once this edition is gone, there will be no more.

PNW Love is for collectors who want something with a story behind it—a piece connected to place, community, collaboration, and the wonderfully unpredictable process of making art by hand.

Made in Bremerton. Printed with a steamroller. Created with PNW Love.