Here are some final pictures from the latest completed job. 1000 cards complete and done!

Lessons learned:

• Cutting is crucial
• Measure 4 times, cut once.
• Get more plates. It's worth it.
• I need a better paper cutter. 
• Double sided is harder than it looks

Specs:

• 220 Lettra, Flourescent white paper
• Double -sided with blind chevron deboss
• Design by Angie Choi at Greylin 

Here are some early pictures of a business for Greylin, a wholesale apparel company based in Los Angeles.

The final product will be double sided with a blind debossed pattern on one side with colored text, and on the back side the name and website simply stated. Check back soon for the final product.

New "hello beautiful" cards printed on 110 Lettra flourescent white paper in 36pt. No computers on this piece. This one is 100% analog. Handset, printed and packaged by yours truly.

Here's the latest posters I made inspired from the Jazz standard tune "S'wonderful." Soon, there'll be a series of prints from the same inspiration source.

Jazz is one of my favorite styles of music with lyrics so pure and simple and it can sometimes whisk you away to a different time. The lyrics are easy and instrumentations not distorted by the digital. It's analog and pure. Letterpressing and jazz are parallel to me. They come from an earlier time unspoiled by the confusion of media, it's a form of communication motivated with heart. To master it, one has to understand the ins and out of the instrument, be it a press or a trumpet.

It used to be all so simple. All so s'wonderful.