The workshop has two kinds of presses. For woodblock printing I use a vertical screw press, the kind often sold as a bookbinding press, but here it is used for printing, not for binding. It gives a deep, even impression on the relief block, just as in the old days. For intaglio, and for pressing and embossing paper, I use an etching press (a copperplate press with a roller).

I also make my own paper: I mill the pulp and form the sheets myself, and I emboss them by hand. Each edition is printed on paper made for it, creating unique multiple originals.