Category Archives: business

Clear winter nights

The tiniest detail of one project I’ve been developing these last few weeks January 4, 2012 There’s a trend going on around here: every year is somehow exponentially faster than the one before. If I had to guess, it has something to do with being in our 30s and having a toddler; we’ll have to

Craft fairs galore!

If you’re in NYC this weekend, please stop by any of the three fairs we’re doing and say hi and pick up some great new letterpress cards, journals and albums! On Saturday, December 10, we’ll be all over Park Slope in Brooklyn, at not one, but two fairs! I’ll be at PS 321 for Stuff

Thank You

Sometime in 2001, I think, my dad told me I should be making books. I’d made books as a hobby for years but he meant that it should be my life’s work. It took me a few years and a few office jobs to figure it out for myself. My decision to leave the world

Predictable orbits

Despite the silence, there’s no lack of activity around the homestead - not to worry! We’re just lacking in hours in the day and energy enough to conquer it all. We’ve been up to plenty. A few custom projects - one a birthday celebration book filled with letters to the client’s mother; another an illustrator’s

Slow and steady

For the 2 1/2 years that I have been lucky enough to call Campbell Raw Press my full time endeavor, I’ve worked out of our living room, using my Golding Official No. 4 tabletop letterpress to print 99% of the greeting cards, business cards, and other small pieces I design and make. When I need