One of the many effects of the global pandemic was the shift in our experience of time that some of us went through – as the clockwork of society had several wrenches thrown into it, many of us found our day to day activities grind to a halt while time marched on without us. Having to slow down is not new to artists, with the creative process often deciding to shift its pace without our consent. Many printmaking processes require us to slow down and wait around while our art takes its own time to come into being. Perhaps consequently, the 2021.1 theme of SLOW resonated with many in the community, culminating in a wonderfully poetic publication.