Posted in Custom, Heidelberg Windmill press, Letterpress, Letterpress Wedding on February 12, 2008 | 3 Comments »
I recently printed a very nice invitation designed by the bride and groom, and they purchased a special Italian handmade Rossi paper with deckled edges on all sides. Sometimes deckled-edge papers can present big challenges when it comes to lining up the registration. Because the stock does not lay perfectly squared on the [...]
Posted in Heidelberg Windmill press, Letterpress, Studio Life, tagged Heidelberg Windmill press, letterpress printing on January 23, 2008 | 7 Comments »
This year I was hoping to capture a little more “studio life” in this blog, so taking a look at the press seems like the right place to start. This is my beloved Heidelberg Windmill. I bought this press two and half years ago from a retiring printer in Kentucky. Although I [...]
Posted in Heidelberg Windmill press, Monthly Editions, tagged Letterpress on January 1, 2008 | No Comments »
After a nice long holiday, 2008 has finally arrived. Tomorrow I’ll be back in the studio, so today is my last day to run around the city and enjoy my last bits of leisure time. I had planned on launching the new monthly card edition series today, but with holiday shipping mix-ups my plates were [...]
Posted in Heidelberg Windmill press, Moontree Etsy Shop, tagged Letterpress on November 6, 2007 | No Comments »
Today is my last day here in Tokyo, what a fantastic trip! One of my main motivations for coming was to see if there was any interest in letterpress here in Japan. While there is still a lot of room for growth as a popular craft, letterpress does have some presence here. [...]
Posted in Heidelberg Windmill press, Studio Life on August 17, 2007 | No Comments »
A busy week here in dumbo. Our favorite press rigger Diego (striking a serious pose here) came by on Wednesday with a new addition to the studio, a beautifully restored C&P press for my studiomate Breck. Diego worked as a mechanical engineer in a large print shop before becoming a machine mover some [...]
