Lettre Sauvage

Linoleum on the press again! I love the hand-carved, quirky marks that come off of a linoleum block. Last week we had the opportunity to ...

Working with guest artist, Kevin Carman, on a book, fly fly fly, that contains striking linoleum cuts and a meandering rant through a sca...

There was a humor magazine called The Cornell Widow published by students at Cornell University between the 10s and 60s. I had never heard o...

These are (to the best of my knowledge) flowers growing in the center of collard greens. They are so exquisitely proportioned and geometrica...

An interview with Yma Ray Leggett, author of The Even More , a collection of stories, games, linoleum cuts, jokes, and poems. The hand-bound...

Fiona’s description of Yma’s discovery of the hand, and hand-writing, recalled to me a single edition published by Allen Ginsberg in 1975 ca...

Yma still doesn't feel very comfortable gripping a pencil, but she never tires of dictating. Recently we've been gathering her dicta...

Recently I came across a video that had been uploaded and downloaded from YouTube 1000 times. Contrary to popular opinion regarding the “per...

Paper is a Chinese invention, the oldest known pieces dating from around 140 BC. 200 years later, Ts'ai Lun, an official of the imperial...

What does it do? And what do we do because of it? Why do I, an ecologically conservative person use paper as my main means of expression? Wh...