The phrase, “Everything’s bigger in Texas” so everything was peinted small except for the woodblock and screen printed type. Those glyphs were printed large again to show some contrast. Steve Bowden created woodblock glyphs, DeL14, for printing and branding uses. The name tag, an octavo booklet (exactly half the size of the event program), served as a mini schedule, map for area restaurants and attractions, and woodblock printed poster to commemorate the event.

The conference program covers and dividers were woodblock printed and pages digitally printed then wire-o bound. Photographs from around the San Marcos area were half-toned to further the hand-rendered, rough feel. Special black cover editions were printed for organizers. Conference bags were ordered with the DeL14 mark then over printed with screen prints of the woodblocks. T-shirts were also printed for this event (not pictured).