About Bruno Press

I inherited my print shop from my father when he passed away suddenly in 2003. Since then I have been falling deeper and deeper in love with letterpress printing, letterpress people, and the letterpress process. I live to carve linoleum blocks, set type, talk shop, meet people that used to be printers, find people that want to be printers, talk to people that don't know shit about printing, all while discovering new ways to make cool shit. My days in the shop consist of drinking lots of coffee, thinking of amusing, often dark things to print on pretty cards, organizing my business, my mind, and my desktop. I am one lucky kid, I love what I do, who I know, what I have, and where I go. I ain't happy all the time -but then there is whiskey. Read their story