Category Archives: history

Introducing Post-Marked

Yesterday I launched the first collection in a very large batch of new work; a series of approximately 125 (very) limited edition photo albums and journals I’m calling Post-Marked. I’ve been making these books up for the last few months so they’d be ready to go this fall…and they are finally ready to show off.

Spring in Brooklyn

There’s no denying it; spring is here! Charlotte and I just dropped off an order of springy albums, journals, and cards to Lion in the Sun in Park Slope yesterday, and in between working on books and someone doing an awfully good job of learning to use her vocal cords, we’ve been getting out and

More on illuminated manuscripts + Walton Ford

I know I just wrote about the fantastic illuminated manuscript exhibit at The Met last week, but my mind is still on the incredible work in that show. I’ve been poring over the accompanying book (which my mom & dad were sweet enough to get me!) an the museum’s blog for the show, and I’m

The Art of Illumination at The Met

I know, I know, it’s beautiful outside and my folks are visiting…but Charlotte and I are home for a little nap time. I wanted to share the amazing exhibit we saw yesterday at The Met, The Art of Illumination. Calendar page – image from The Met Each page is incredible, the process is incredible, and

It’s that time of year!

I don’t know exactly what it is about this time of year, but time manages to speed up even more than usual…and we already have a newborn, so we’re approaching warp speed here! Since most of my Christmas shopping and making began this weekend and needs to be done tomorrow (almost everything’s handmade or homemade