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Sarah Ridgley, of Pheasant Press , weaves letterpress magic: from mixing a dash of UK love with her letterpress obsessed research to seeing her designs come to life on her presses.
We caught up with Sarah at her Arkansas print studio to talk shop and the irresistible smell of ink and pulling the first perfect proof. I love traveling and try to visit the UK and Europe as often as possible.
I became obsessed with it and read everything I could find about printing. I decided the best way to really understand would be to get a press, so I bought one on eBay. I immediately ordered a Boxcar base and my first set of photopolymer plates. We bought a house at an auction several years ago and the main attraction was the sq.
I used to have a Windmill 10 x 15, but it was just too intense for me. I like hand feeding and I never do huge print jobs, so the setup was annoying. Luckily our family business is industrial so I had access to all the equipment and manpower needed to move it to my studio. And back out once I decided to sell it. I am completely self taught, but I had a lot of help from people on Briar Press.
I was pretty startled to learn that he was from Fort Smith and had a print shop here. I think he died right before I started printing, so I never got to meet him. I always wondered what happened to his print shop. But I love designing and seeing it come to life on my press. Then I usually brainstorm with my husband to refine several ideas and see which ones I want to pursue.