When it comes to binding options for books, there are a few different options to choose from depending on your project.

Today, letterpress printing is commonly referred to as a dying art and the few shops that have a letterpress aren’t mass producing texts. Instead, modern letterpress printing focuses on design, creating a uniquely tactile, high-quality finish that you won’t find on digital prints.

Before you dive into a project for the letterpress, it’s important to keep your budget and deadline in mind. Here’s some things to consider when thinking about the cost and time that a project might cost you.

Color is an incredibly important aspect to designing for and producing on the letterpress. Here are a few tips to help. The ink is an essential part of the letterpress printing process and your first step in color.

The letterpress can elevate your projects to another level, but not everything can be letterpressed. Here’s a few things to consider when designing.

An enormous amount of thought and planning are vital to a successful letterpress project. If you’re unfamiliar with the process, getting started might seem like a daunting task. We’ve given you a lot of tips throughout this series, but the best piece of advice we can give you is to let us help!