Trellis is inspired by the complex, often hand-built trellises of the community garden in the backyard of Guttenberg Arts. Garden members range from former artists-in-residence, printmakers who frequent the printshop, community members, and a local 4 H youth group. The structures depicted in the book are drawn from imagery compiled during gardening years 2017 through 2021. The book is hand printed using stone and photo plate lithography with letterpress titles and a drumleaf binding.

WINNER OF

IPPY (Independent Publisher) Gold Medal Award for Poetry

American Book Fest, Best Poetry Book

Indigo Design Award, Book Design and Motion Design

MUSE Creative Award, Platinum Award, Book Design

STA 100 Award (Society of Typographic Arts)

FINALIST OF

International Book Award, Best Poetry Book

Communication Arts, Design Award

“Five Oceans in a Teaspoon is an engaging masterwork of poetic visualization that has only a handful of precedents in literary and design history.”
Johanna Drucker Los Angeles Review of Books

A collection of all three “Haiga” books by Ellen Peckham in a size convenient for library shelves and very beautifully produced at an affordable cost.

Part 2 of the illustrated autobiography of Set Proodian featuring stories from his time in World War II.

Each issue of Carrier Pigeon #19 Volume 5 Issue 3 includes a limited edition stone lithograph by Jeremy Coleman Smith.

Each issue of Carrier Pigeon #18 Volume 5 Issue 2 includes 1 of 4 limited edition embossed prints from an edition of 250 and paper sculpture by Armando Guiller.

Every Issue of Carrier Pigeon #17 features one of ten original, solarplate etchings by A.J. Springer, a flip book by Andre Da Loba, acetate pages, a do-it-yourself paper sculpture wrap called "Dress Your Rocket" by contributing artist Michael McKeown and a foil stamped and embossed cover by the issue’s graphic designer, Kurt McGhee.

Every copy of CP16 includes a limited edition accordion book by Slavko Djuric and 9x13 woodcut titled "Who Owns the Sky" by Rob Swainston

Each copy of CP15 includes 1 of 8 two-color silkscreen prints printed on Arnhem 1618 paper with ink by Speedball Art products by co-founder Matt Barteluce as well as a perforated cardboard slip cover by artist Avraham Eilat

Every copy of CP14 includes one of 10 etchings by Evan Summer. Editioned at 100 prints each. As well as a perforated origami dust jacket with a fold out poster that create 3 origami pigeons by artist and issue designer Andre da Loba.

Every copy of CP13 includes, one of 10 solarplate etchings by Christina Pumo. Editioned at 100 prints each. A die cut dust jacket by Lauren Purje, and a fold out poster by Scott Teplin. Carrier Pigeon 13 is designed by Mark Bieri and Jeff Terzi of Suyn Projects.

Threaded through the back cover of every copy is a collectible letterpress artist book, The Latest Thing in Kites, by Christopher Fritton. In addition, an acetate folio of artwork by Dunja Jankovic is bound to the interior. Featured portfolio artist Carlos Hernandezdesigned the cover, and returning artist Joe Kupillasillustrates the front and back end pages with reproductions of his provocative photo-collages. The interior features six short works of fully illustrated and personal fiction and six artist portfolios from international voices. Limited to a run of 1,000 copies, each copy of Carrier Pigeon is an original, collectible object.

Carrier Pigeon Volume 3 Issue 3’s exterior is a collaboration between issue designer Asad Pervaiz and Maude White, who illustrated the inside of the dust jacket. Inserted by hand between dust jacket and cover are one of five original letterpress prints by artist Rie Hasegawa, printed on Awagami Bamboo paper.

The book Park Wonder is a companion to Jensen's 2018 exhibition at the Arts Center, Park Wonder: Rediscovering Northern New Jersey Landscapes. Jensen spent months walking four New Jersey landscapes including the Watchung Reservation; Passaic River Waterway; Great Swamp National Wildlife Refuge; and Gateway National Park, Sandy Hook Unit. The book and exhibition are the culmination of these walks and showcase images and objects that Jensen gathered while exploring these landscapes.