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We made these posters the morning of the No Kings protests around the country in June 2025. I really just want to make happy/positive things, even when my heart hurts. We handed out a few of these 13”x20” letterpress posters at the march, but have a handful of these available for sale as well.
I made these 2-color 12”x18” letterpress prints as a takeaway for my Creative Mornings talk. It was both a thank you to the folks that came out that morning, but we also raised a little money for the Team Kentucky Storm Relief Fund. I have a handful of these posters remaining and wanted to get them into people’s hands!
These 18”×24” 3-color letterpress prints celebrate our true strength as Americans. I wanted to make these prints as a reminder to hold fast, and continue to be the people that we strive to be. Let’s look out for EVERYONE and fight for the values that we hold dear. Empathy will never be a weakness.
This 6-color letterpress print was designed while at Penland School of Craft, and finished up at my studio in Louisville. The message feels extra poignant right now… I am less interested in a life filled with consumption and power, than one of community, culture, and celebrating our natural spaces!
The central image is the first publicly released NASA photograph showing the entire Earth from space, taken in 1964.
These prints are approximately 13”x13”
This 3-color letterpress print is 18”x24”. I initially printed these a few years ago—but now that I have a larger press—it made sense to do a small reprint with an updated colorway!
The line is from the John Prine song Pretty Good that I like a lot. I’ve been thinking a lot lately about how and when and what it means to re-emerge back into a post-Covid world. This seems to be my answer when people ask how I am “pretty good, not bad, I can’t complain” but the line that follows feels better left unsaid, “but actually everything is just about the same”.
I initially made these 4-color letterpress prints are easily framable 12”×18” prints for Louisville Creative Mornings. The quote comes from a David Lynch video where he was reporting the weather in LA. In this moment—where everything feels on fire—I wanted to put out a print that felt happy and positive. Things may be dark, but that is temporary. We can’t always dwell in the dark, cause sometimes it really is blue skies and golden sunshine all along the way!
These 12”x18” prints are a NEW version of the larger run that was a VERY LIMITED QUANTITY and sold out quickly. The new run is on printed on recycled French Paper.
This poster was created as a way for me to find some joy in printing again. I had been working on a few projects a little outside my wheelhouse and hadn’t really made anything for fun in a while. I spend most of my time in out of doors, so it only made sense to make a poster about our climate disaster. These posters are a fun and beautiful reminder that the time is now for actions on combating climate change.
This Greta Thunberg quote seemed like the right message: Everything needs to change, and it has to start today.”
These 12”x18” 4-color letterpress prints were created in collaboration with 21c and Kentucky Refugee Ministries. The sales will be split 50/50 with KRM to support the wonderful work they do in resettling refugees and welcoming immigrants!
Two posters—both approx. 14”x21” 4-color letterpress prints—celebrating Zach Top playing 2 nights at The Signal in Chattanooga, TN on February 26th and 27th!
Some fun 90’s vibes!
Get one, or both for a little deal.
This 4-color 18”x24” letterpress poster celebrates Mumford & Sons show on June 17th in Noblesville (Indianapolis), Indiana! The poster was printed in letterpress, using laser cut blocks. The poster consist of authentic wood type and other printed elements to create an abstract guitar alongside patterned blocks to create a striking design. The black ink—printed on grey French Paper Co. paper—has a touch of metallic ink that you can only really enjoy IRL.