Category Archives: resources

A good influence

It’s absolutely redundant to say that I love the physical structure of books. If I didn’t love the structure, I wouldn’t be doing this work. That said, I have aspirations of creating books that beautifully and successfully blend text, imagery, and binding. That interest led me to The Fine Press Book Association and I became

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

Paper Mojo & In This Instance

I know, I know, two whole posts in one day – surely that’s not legal! I’ll make it quick, though. I just wanted to share two really nice blog posts about my work that you might enjoy checking out. Paper Mojo has a really nice little profile they put together on their blog about some

Invitations and Natural History Illustrations

It’s a grey Tuesday around here, but I’ve found a couple of very fun things to look at and be very excited about and inspired by: More great work from Studio on Fire in Minneapolis…I think it’s safe to say that, in the world of letterpress printing, these guys blow me away more often than

The Stars in Song and Legend

Since I was little, I’ve admired a copy of a book my parents have called The Stars in Song and Legend that has beautiful astronomy illustrations. My mom and I were talking about it recently because I had done the Orion cards over the holidays and wanted to explore a little more with that type