What makes us Unique?
Our dedication to both quality and tradition sets us apart from other print shops in the area. Our studio borders on museum with a large collection of antique presses, type and binding equipment. We are the only studio in South Florida that provides our clients with the option of printing from our antique wood and metal typefaces.
All shop employees are trained in fine art printing so you can be sure that everything from paper choice to ink coverage will be carefully monitored by the most knowledgeable eyes.
Our love of traditional printing is paralleled by a fascination with blending new school techniques with old school equipment. We are happy to mix letterpress printing, screenprinting, and digital printing to suit the needs of your unique project.
We are also an Eco-conscious shop committed to environmentally sound studio practices and providing our customers with Eco-friendly material options.
Why Letterpress?
Letterpress is a centuries old relief printing process. Text is hand-set and locked into a press, ink is mixed by hand and each sheet of paper is hand rolled through a printing press.
Today, your design is made into a raised polymer plate (similar to a stamp) and pressed hard onto a luxurious cotton paper using the same printing process. The debossed impression letterpress printing achieves is unique and gives your stationery a tactile feel that cannot be produced with modern print methods.
Why Screenprinting?
Screenprinting dates back thousands of years and is still relevant today. Commonly used on fabric, but is used on paper today to create large artisan prints. It’s especially great for light colors on dark papers and even printing neon and metallic colors not feasible with digital printers. We love mixing screenprinting with letterpress to create head turning graphic prints.