Hmm…  perhaps this is why our studio isn’t open to the public.

Clockwise from top left: close-up of warning on our paper cutter, close-up of label on an ATF Little Giant, warning label on a Heidelberg Windmill

Organization is definitely key when it comes to running a business – even more so when space is limited.  So, to better organize our studio, we’re moving a few things around.  But until things are back in order, we’re stuck feeling a little, well, surrounded.

Now, if you’ll excuse me, there is  a very large piece of Tres Leches cake waiting for me in my fridge…

Another hectic week…  thank goodness it’s the weekend!

Clockwise from top left:  close-up of scored cards, close-up of a freshly printed ketubah designed by one of our clients, portion of ketubah plate on base – waiting for the printing to begin

Wherever you look in our studio there seems to be a measuring tool of sorts.  Somehow though, they all disappear when you actually need to use one.  Funny how that works.

Happy weekend everyone! I’m off to watch the snow fall…

Clockwise from top left:  close-up of an align mate – a clear plastic grid used for double checking alignment, corner of an aluminum drafting triangle along with a close-up of a cutting ruler, close-up of a pica pole or ruler on top of a ruled cutting mat

This time in color!   I’ll try and post some photos of this particular job next week.

Clockwise from top left:  close-up of aluminum furniture used to fill in the empty areas between the base and chase, gripper arm releasing a printed sheet of paper onto the out-feed table of a Heidelberg Windmill,  close-up of a photopolymer plate on an aluminum base

A bit late in posting today – but I’m totally blaming it on the weather.  Snow has arrived and since we rarely get any here it’s all I can think about at the moment. I can’t wait to get outside with the camera tomorrow.  Have a great weekend everyone!

Left to Right:  stacks of cotton paper, large roll of Geami paper – our preferred packaging material, stack of cardboard shipping boxes

Clockwise from top left:  a printer in his natural habitat, close-up of ink knife and ink, close-up of the sucker bar on a Heidelberg Windmill

P.S.  Be very glad I went with black and white. Otherwise, that photo of the ink looks more like a scene out of a horror film rather than a press room.