Mesa Notebook
A pocket field book with a chipboard cover the color of Bandelier tuff. Numbered pages, a back pocket for trail maps.
Pinyon Press is a tiny shop on a dusty side street near the plaza. We print zines, wedding suites, and field notebooks on a restored Vandercook — slow ink, cotton paper, and the smell of pinon after rain.
A pocket field book with a chipboard cover the color of Bandelier tuff. Numbered pages, a back pocket for trail maps.
Wedding stationery in ochre, cream, and a single pass of gold. Invitation, reply, and a small map of the acequia.
A twice-yearly pamphlet of poems written on the Rail Runner. Saddle-stitched, midnight navy covers.
Letterpress cards for shops along Canyon Road. Deep impression, round corners, a little adobe dust in the ink.
Hand-sewn account books with a linen spine. For growers, potters, and anyone who still likes a column of numbers.
Twelve months of New Mexico light, printed from wood type and a few linoleum clouds. Hang it by the kitchen window.