Category archives: resources

Cockeyed with gratitude

A little weekend recap…because it’s always busy around here, and Sunday night just seems like a good time to catch our breath, size up the progress, and take a deep breath for the busy week ahead.
A new springy journal:

And a stack of new covers for small journals. These are all made from […]

The innumerable minor rhythms of human activity

A few weeks ago I splurged on 2 beautiful sheets of elegant, fun, and intricately patterned Japanese paper at Kinokuniya, across from Bryant Park, and am looking forward to finally getting a few new books made with covers from them.

And there are, of course, lots of books and custom portfolio projects in the […]

Gonna make this garden grow

Ah, the trials and tribulations of loving letterpress printing, doing letterpress printing, yet not actually owning one’s own press yet. Gah! I know I’m getting there little by little and that I shouldn’t let my impatience get the best of me but, as my mom would say, “Ye gods!”
I’ve got a set of […]

A few new journals, and letterpressing soon!

I’m hoping to get in to do some letterpress work tomorrow, after not quite getting all my materials together in time for today (being sick for a couple of days really took me out of commission!), but am getting myself organized today and put up a few new small journals on Etsy this morning. […]

Work, workshops and, well, new work!

It’s true. I have to face it. I’ve become a machine! These days, if any paper-related project flies across my radar, however briefly, I latch onto it and run as fast as I can! I’ve been cranking out new albums, journals and ideas as fast as I can make notes […]