Familiar territory

In the last few days, the air has changed. It is not so humid; it is easier to breathe. October is my favorite month. Yellow leaves are falling outside now and even here in Brooklyn, where the colors are beautiful but somewhat less than spectacular, the change of the seasons is palpable. Sunlight comes into


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.


“Lead is heavy, not eloquent”

Our new-to-us Challenge MP-15 press, in storage in my dad’s wood shop for a while. I know this press is meant to be ours because when I went out to meet it for the first time, it had its own Charlotte-in-residence. I saw a brilliant little brown spider and egg sacs galore on her web.


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