Stukenborg Press

Stukenborg Press https://www.stukenborgpress.com Letterpress Art Studio, specializing in the creation of fine art prints, and full custom projects. 117867789 Letterpress Show Poster - Nakatani + EVICSHEN 30.00 USD https://www.stukenborgpress.com/product/letterpress-show-poster-nakatani-evicshen https://assets.bigcartel.com/product_images/419563023/NAKATANI_to_KL.jpg 117867789 new in stock 117867558 Letterpress Show Poster - mssv 20.00 USD https://www.stukenborgpress.com/product/letterpress-show-poster-mssv https://assets.bigcartel.com/product_images/419562573/mssv_to_KL.jpg 117867558 new in stock 117867486 Letterpress Show Poster - EMA 30.00 USD https://www.stukenborgpress.com/product/letterpress-show-poster-ema https://assets.bigcartel.com/product_images/419562426/EMA_to_KL.jpg 117867486 new in stock 117867204 Letterpress Show Poster - W8ING4UFOS 30.00 USD https://www.stukenborgpress.com/product/letterpress-show-poster-w8ing4ufos https://assets.bigcartel.com/product_images/419561307/gold_ufo.jpg 117867204 new in stock 117865722 Letterpress Wood Type Pattern Bolck Print - Batch 018 Letterpress Print: "Batch 018"This letterpress print is from an edition of 25. It was made by applying ink to the upper face of an array of type-high pieces arranged on the bed of a Vandercook proofing press. Paper was rolled directly across the design to make each individual print. This composition was built using custom cut blocks that I designed, and it is from and ongoing series of pattern based prints. To keep track of many designs possible with these pieces I am titling them with a "Batch No." These batch numbers could easily be though of as being similar to a batch of cookies. After each batch of prints are made I clean off the blocks and rearrange them into a new pattern for next edition of prints. The size is 10" x 13" The paper is 100lb cover. Each print is signed and numbered on the back. Most often I use maple when making my letterpress blocks, these however use pine - purposefully chosen to have the grain of the wood pronounced. For my fellow letterpress nerds out there, the pieces of wood type used in the prints Batch 011 through Batch 018 are all eight-line or 8 pica x 8 pica. These blocks are from a whole case worth of a border system that I am testing out. There are centered squares, squares cocked clockwise, squares cocked counterclockwise, and a rhombus that fits with the angles of either rotation of square pieces. Thanks for checking out what I am up to. Bryan Baker (Stukenborg Press) 25.00 USD https://www.stukenborgpress.com/product/copy-of-letterpress-wood-type-pattern-bolck-print-batch-017 https://assets.bigcartel.com/product_images/419556198/018_Batch.jpeg https://assets.bigcartel.com/product_images/419557119/IMG_8436.jpeg,https://assets.bigcartel.com/product_images/419557134/IMG_8460.jpeg 117865722 new in stock 117865710 Letterpress Wood Type Pattern Bolck Print - Batch 017 Letterpress Print: "Batch 017"This letterpress print is from an edition of 25. It was made by applying ink to the upper face of an array of type-high pieces arranged on the bed of a Vandercook proofing press. Paper was rolled directly across the design to make each individual print. This composition was built using custom cut blocks that I designed, and it is from and ongoing series of pattern based prints. To keep track of many designs possible with these pieces I am titling them with a "Batch No." These batch numbers could easily be though of as being similar to a batch of cookies. After each batch of prints are made I clean off the blocks and rearrange them into a new pattern for next edition of prints. The size is 10" x 13" The paper is 100lb cover. Each print is signed and numbered on the back. Most often I use maple when making my letterpress blocks, these however use pine - purposefully chosen to have the grain of the wood pronounced. For my fellow letterpress nerds out there, the pieces of wood type used in the prints Batch 011 through Batch 018 are all eight-line or 8 pica x 8 pica. These blocks are from a whole case worth of a border system that I am testing out. There are centered squares, squares cocked clockwise, squares cocked counterclockwise, and a rhombus that fits with the angles of either rotation of square pieces. Thanks for checking out what I am up to. Bryan Baker (Stukenborg Press) 25.00 USD https://www.stukenborgpress.com/product/copy-of-letterpress-wood-type-pattern-bolck-print-batch-016 https://assets.bigcartel.com/product_images/419556153/017_Batch+1.jpeg https://assets.bigcartel.com/product_images/419557092/IMG_8438.jpeg,https://assets.bigcartel.com/product_images/419557095/IMG_8444.jpeg 117865710 new in stock 117865704 Letterpress Wood Type Pattern Bolck Print - Batch 016 Letterpress Print: "Batch 016"This letterpress print is from an edition of 25. It was made by applying ink to the upper face of an array of type-high pieces arranged on the bed of a Vandercook proofing press. Paper was rolled directly across the design to make each individual print. This composition was built using custom cut blocks that I designed, and it is from and ongoing series of pattern based prints. To keep track of many designs possible with these pieces I am titling them with a "Batch No." These batch numbers could easily be though of as being similar to a batch of cookies. After each batch of prints are made I clean off the blocks and rearrange them into a new pattern for next edition of prints. The size is 10" x 13" The paper is 100lb cover. Each print is signed and numbered on the back. Most often I use maple when making my letterpress blocks, these however use pine - purposefully chosen to have the grain of the wood pronounced. For my fellow letterpress nerds out there, the pieces of wood type used in the prints Batch 011 through Batch 018 are all eight-line or 8 pica x 8 pica. These blocks are from a whole case worth of a border system that I am testing out. There are centered squares, squares cocked clockwise, squares cocked counterclockwise, and a rhombus that fits with the angles of either rotation of square pieces. Thanks for checking out what I am up to. Bryan Baker (Stukenborg Press) 25.00 USD https://www.stukenborgpress.com/product/copy-of-letterpress-wood-type-pattern-bolck-print-batch-015 https://assets.bigcartel.com/product_images/419556135/016_Batch.jpeg https://assets.bigcartel.com/product_images/419556984/IMG_8437.jpeg,https://assets.bigcartel.com/product_images/419557068/IMG_8525.jpeg 117865704 new in stock 117865692 Letterpress Wood Type Pattern Bolck Print - Batch 015 Letterpress Print: "Batch 015"This letterpress print is from an edition of 25. It was made by applying ink to the upper face of an array of type-high pieces arranged on the bed of a Vandercook proofing press. Paper was rolled directly across the design to make each individual print. This composition was built using custom cut blocks that I designed, and it is from and ongoing series of pattern based prints. To keep track of many designs possible with these pieces I am titling them with a "Batch No." These batch numbers could easily be though of as being similar to a batch of cookies. After each batch of prints are made I clean off the blocks and rearrange them into a new pattern for next edition of prints. The size is 10" x 13" The paper is 100lb cover. Each print is signed and numbered on the back. Most often I use maple when making my letterpress blocks, these however use pine - purposefully chosen to have the grain of the wood pronounced. For my fellow letterpress nerds out there, the pieces of wood type used in the prints Batch 011 through Batch 018 are all eight-line or 8 pica x 8 pica. These blocks are from a whole case worth of a border system that I am testing out. There are centered squares, squares cocked clockwise, squares cocked counterclockwise, and a rhombus that fits with the angles of either rotation of square pieces. Thanks for checking out what I am up to. Bryan Baker (Stukenborg Press) 25.00 USD https://www.stukenborgpress.com/product/copy-of-letterpress-wood-type-pattern-bolck-print-batch-014 https://assets.bigcartel.com/product_images/419556099/015_Batch.jpeg https://assets.bigcartel.com/product_images/419556879/IMG_8422.jpeg,https://assets.bigcartel.com/product_images/419556969/IMG_8444.jpeg 117865692 new in stock 117865668 Letterpress Wood Type Pattern Bolck Print - Batch 014 Letterpress Print: "Batch 014"This letterpress print is from an edition of 25. It was made by applying ink to the upper face of an array of type-high pieces arranged on the bed of a Vandercook proofing press. Paper was rolled directly across the design to make each individual print. This composition was built using custom cut blocks that I designed, and it is from and ongoing series of pattern based prints. To keep track of many designs possible with these pieces I am titling them with a "Batch No." These batch numbers could easily be though of as being similar to a batch of cookies. After each batch of prints are made I clean off the blocks and rearrange them into a new pattern for next edition of prints. The size is 10" x 13" The paper is 100lb cover. Each print is signed and numbered on the back. Most often I use maple when making my letterpress blocks, these however use pine - purposefully chosen to have the grain of the wood pronounced. For my fellow letterpress nerds out there, the pieces of wood type used in the prints Batch 011 through Batch 018 are all eight-line or 8 pica x 8 pica. These blocks are from a whole case worth of a border system that I am testing out. There are centered squares, squares cocked clockwise, squares cocked counterclockwise, and a rhombus that fits with the angles of either rotation of square pieces. Thanks for checking out what I am up to. Bryan Baker (Stukenborg Press) 25.00 USD https://www.stukenborgpress.com/product/copy-of-letterpress-wood-type-pattern-bolck-print-batch-013 https://assets.bigcartel.com/product_images/419556033/014_Batch.jpeg https://assets.bigcartel.com/product_images/419556795/IMG_8514.jpeg,https://assets.bigcartel.com/product_images/419556816/IMG_8422.jpeg,https://assets.bigcartel.com/product_images/419556846/IMG_8444.jpeg 117865668 new in stock 117865611 Letterpress Wood Type Pattern Bolck Print - Batch 013 Letterpress Print: "Batch 013"This letterpress print is from an edition of 25. It was made by applying ink to the upper face of an array of type-high pieces arranged on the bed of a Vandercook proofing press. Paper was rolled directly across the design to make each individual print. This composition was built using custom cut blocks that I designed, and it is from and ongoing series of pattern based prints. To keep track of many designs possible with these pieces I am titling them with a "Batch No." These batch numbers could easily be though of as being similar to a batch of cookies. After each batch of prints are made I clean off the blocks and rearrange them into a new pattern for next edition of prints. The size is 10" x 13" The paper is 100lb cover. Each print is signed and numbered on the back. Most often I use maple when making my letterpress blocks, these however use pine - purposefully chosen to have the grain of the wood pronounced. For my fellow letterpress nerds out there, the pieces of wood type used in the prints Batch 011 through Batch 018 are all eight-line or 8 pica x 8 pica. These blocks are from a whole case worth of a border system that I am testing out. There are centered squares, squares cocked clockwise, squares cocked counterclockwise, and a rhombus that fits with the angles of either rotation of square pieces. Thanks for checking out what I am up to. Bryan Baker (Stukenborg Press) 25.00 USD https://www.stukenborgpress.com/product/copy-of-copy-of-letterpress-wood-type-pattern-bolck-print-batch-012 https://assets.bigcartel.com/product_images/419555892/013_Batch.jpeg https://assets.bigcartel.com/product_images/419556732/IMG_8529.jpeg,https://assets.bigcartel.com/product_images/419556723/IMG_8438.jpeg,https://assets.bigcartel.com/product_images/419556726/IMG_8444.jpeg 117865611 new in stock 117865413 Letterpress Wood Type Pattern Bolck Print - Batch 012 Letterpress Print: "Batch 012"This letterpress print is from an edition of 25. It was made by applying ink to the upper face of an array of type-high pieces arranged on the bed of a Vandercook proofing press. Paper was rolled directly across the design to make each individual print. This composition was built using custom cut blocks that I designed, and it is from and ongoing series of pattern based prints. To keep track of many designs possible with these pieces I am titling them with a "Batch No." These batch numbers could easily be though of as being similar to a batch of cookies. After each batch of prints are made I clean off the blocks and rearrange them into a new pattern for next edition of prints. The size is 10" x 13" The paper is 100lb cover. Each print is signed and numbered on the back. Most often I use maple when making my letterpress blocks, these however use pine - purposefully chosen to have the grain of the wood pronounced. For my fellow letterpress nerds out there, the pieces of wood type used in the prints Batch 011 through Batch 018 are all eight-line or 8 pica x 8 pica. These blocks are from a whole case worth of a border system that I am testing out. There are centered squares, squares cocked clockwise, squares cocked counterclockwise, and a rhombus that fits with the angles of either rotation of square pieces. Thanks for checking out what I am up to. Bryan Baker (Stukenborg Press) 25.00 USD https://www.stukenborgpress.com/product/copy-of-letterpress-wood-type-pattern-bolck-print-batch-011 https://assets.bigcartel.com/product_images/419555832/012_Batch.jpeg https://assets.bigcartel.com/product_images/419556450/IMG_8509.jpeg,https://assets.bigcartel.com/product_images/419556477/IMG_8422.jpeg,https://assets.bigcartel.com/product_images/419556375/IMG_8513.jpeg 117865413 new in stock 117861534 Letterpress Wood Type Pattern Bolck Print - Batch 011 Letterpress Print: "Batch 011"This letterpress print is from an edition of 25. It was made by applying ink to the upper face of an array of type-high pieces arranged on the bed of a Vandercook proofing press. Paper was rolled directly across the design to make each individual print. This composition was built using custom cut blocks that I designed, and it is from and ongoing series of pattern based prints. To keep track of many designs possible with these pieces I am titling them with a "Batch No." These batch numbers could easily be though of as being similar to a batch of cookies. After each batch of prints are made I clean off the blocks and rearrange them into a new pattern for next edition of prints. The size is 10" x 13" The paper is 100lb cover. Each print is signed and numbered on the back. Most often I use maple when making my letterpress blocks, these however use pine - purposefully chosen to have the grain of the wood pronounced. For my fellow letterpress nerds out there, the pieces of wood type used in the prints Batch 011 through Batch 018 are all eight-line or 8 pica x 8 pica. These blocks are from a whole case worth of a border system that I am testing out. There are centered squares, squares cocked clockwise, squares cocked counterclockwise, and a rhombus that fits with the angles of either rotation of square pieces. Thanks for checking out what I am up to. Bryan Baker (Stukenborg Press) 25.00 USD https://www.stukenborgpress.com/product/letterpress-woodtype-pattern-bolck-print-batch-011 https://assets.bigcartel.com/product_images/419550063/011_Batch.jpeg https://assets.bigcartel.com/product_images/419554842/IMG_8438.jpeg,https://assets.bigcartel.com/product_images/419555232/IMG_8444.jpeg 117861534 new in stock 115926312 Psamathe - Dice Print 10.5" x 12.5" Letterpress printThis print is from a limited edition of 14; each print is signed and numbered on the back side. This piece was created by applying ink to the upper surface of actual dice that were carefully positioned on the bed of a Vandercook 317 letterpress. Prints of the composition are made by rolling a sheet of paper directly across the array of dice after each each fresh inking. These particular prints were created by running the paper though the press twice, first with red ink and then with blue ink. By changing the arrangement of the dice between the impressions the pips in the dice will appear as either red, blue or just the color of the paper - plus there is the darker color that gets rendered where the two ink color fully overlap. The heavy-weight manila cardstock used in this edition has been finished with hand-torn edges on all four sides. It is a relief print that was printed on a manually cranked letterpress, using oil-based ink. After each edition of prints is completed the dice are cleaned, repositioned and reused in the next design. 30.00 USD https://www.stukenborgpress.com/product/copy-of-sao-dice-print https://assets.bigcartel.com/product_images/412916682/Psamathe.jpeg https://assets.bigcartel.com/product_images/412916685/IMG_7571.jpeg 115926312 new in stock 115926264 Sao - Dice Print 10.5" x 12.5" Letterpress printThis print is from a limited edition of 20; each print is signed and numbered on the back side.This piece was created by applying ink to the upper surface of actual dice that were carefully positioned on the bed of a Vandercook 317 letterpress. Prints of the composition are made by rolling a sheet of paper directly across the array of dice after each each fresh inking.These particular prints were created by running the paper though the press twice, first with red ink and then with blue ink. By changing the arrangement of the dice between the impressions the pips in the dice will appear as either red, blue or just the color of the paper - plus there is the darker color that gets rendered where the two ink color fully overlap.The heavy-weight manila cardstock used in this edition has been finished with hand-torn edges on all four sides. It is a relief print that was printed on a manually cranked letterpress, using oil-based ink. After each edition of prints is completed the dice are cleaned, repositioned and reused in the next design. 30.00 USD https://www.stukenborgpress.com/product/sao-dice-print https://assets.bigcartel.com/product_images/412916643/Sao.jpeg https://assets.bigcartel.com/product_images/412916646/IMG_7572.jpeg 115926264 new in stock 115926165 Thalassa - Dice Print 10.5" x 12.5" Letterpress printThis print is from a limited edition of 27; each print is signed and numbered on the back side.This piece was created by applying ink to the upper surface of actual dice that were carefully positioned on the bed of a Vandercook 317 letterpress. Prints of the composition are made by rolling a sheet of paper directly across the array of dice after each each fresh inking.These particular prints were created by running the paper though the press twice, first with red ink and then with blue ink. By changing the arrangement of the dice between the impressions the pips in the dice will appear as either red, blue or just the color of the paper - plus there is the darker color that gets rendered where the two ink color fully overlap.The heavy-weight manila cardstock used in this edition has been finished with hand-torn edges on all four sides. It is a relief print that was printed on a manually cranked letterpress, using oil-based ink. After each edition of prints is completed the dice are cleaned, repositioned and reused in the next design. 30.00 USD https://www.stukenborgpress.com/product/thalassa-dice-print https://assets.bigcartel.com/product_images/412916415/Thalassa.jpeg https://assets.bigcartel.com/product_images/412916430/IMG_7577.jpeg 115926165 new in stock 115921422 Proteus - Dice Print 10.5" x 12.5" Letterpress printThis print is from a limited edition of 25; each print is signed and numbered on the back side.This piece was created by applying ink to the upper surface of actual dice that were carefully positioned on the bed of a Vandercook 317 letterpress. Prints of the composition are made by rolling a sheet of paper directly across the array of dice after each each fresh inking.These particular prints were created by running the paper though the press twice, first with red ink and then with blue ink. By changing the arrangement of the dice between the impressions the pips in the dice will appear as either red, blue or just the color of the paper - plus there is the darker color that gets rendered where the two ink color fully overlap.The heavy-weight manila cardstock used in this edition has been finished with hand-torn edges on all four sides. It is a relief print that was printed on a manually cranked letterpress, using oil-based ink. After each edition of prints is completed the dice are cleaned, repositioned and reused in the next design. 30.00 USD https://www.stukenborgpress.com/product/proteus-dice-print https://assets.bigcartel.com/product_images/412901553/Proteus.jpeg https://assets.bigcartel.com/product_images/412964922/IMG_7569.jpeg 115921422 new in stock