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by Will Gorman Arie Koelewyn of East Lansing, Michigan probably creates fewer than 20 prints per year. His knowledge, however, is creating countless waves of impact. A retired computer programmer, […]

By Marissa Bartolotta Jeff Waldvogal has been a letterpress printer for about 45 years now, and for his full-time job, for the past 25 years, he has been working at […]

Tom Parson is a letterpress printer and poet from Denver, CO, who has always found the greatest inspiration at the center of form and function. He’s currently in the process […]

by Maya Fenter Jim Horton (Ann Arbor, Michigan) has always found delight in the details. He grew up drawing and earned a Printmaking degree from Eastern Michigan University. It wasn’t […]

by Lizzy Tatlow This article follows and dives deeper into the process of Bob Magill and how he works collaboratively with others as a printer and as a caster at […]

by Karen Mauk A Renaissance man of the letterpress community, Scott Moore is a maker, a teacher, and a perpetual student of the craft. His mission is simple: give, give, […]

Geri McCormick is a printer and design from Rochester, New York. She began Virgin Wood Type in 2010 after working as a graphic designer for over 30 years. She specialized […]

Mark Barbour is an influential figure in the letterpress world that has been crafting his legacy through his leadership and creativity for the past 30+ years at the International Printing […]

Jeryl Jones was first introduced to letterpress while attending an occupational school for commercial art. After college, she took graduate-level courses with John Risseeuw and Dan Mayer, and couldn’t get […]

Carole Mullen grew up watching her father letterpress print. She enjoyed watching him create pieces and eventually assisted him in his shop. His membership in the Amalgamated Printers’ Association (APA) […]