About Everbound Press

Everbound Press is a small constellation of artists gathered around the glowing hearth of printmaking. In a world quick to forget, we choose the slow, steady pulse of ink meeting paper—the ancient alchemy of pressure, pigment, and intention. Our work is a pledge to memory, a promise that the stories and figures who shaped us will not fade into the noise of a restless age. At the center of our studio stands our cherished 1870s Miles Nervine Galley Press, a cast-iron survivor whose weight carries a century and a half of human hands, hopes, and marks. Its creak and clatter are music to us, a reminder that art is made by bodies—by breath, by sweat, by touch. When we pull a print from its bed, we join a lineage older than electricity, older than the cameras and screens that define our modern vision. It is a lineage we are honored to continue. Our name is our mission: Everbound. Bound to the past, bound to craft, bound to the enduring worth of human greatness. We devote our work to those figures—writers, dreamers, adventurers, quiet revolutionaries—who lit their brief flame and changed the world. In our prints, they remain present: John Steinbeck, who wrote the dignity of the overlooked; Bessie Coleman, who broke open the sky; Jack London, who walked the edges of wilderness and human will. This is why we print. To keep what is worthy alive. To keep the past from vanishing. To bind imagination and memory into something you can hold. We are Everbound Press.Read their story