Printmaking Tools That Work
Studio-tested tools designed to make relief printmaking smoother, faster, and more consistent.
Designed by a printmaker
Every tool is designed, built, and tested in my Columbus, Ohio studio before it reaches your hands.
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Print Drying Rack
Wet prints need somewhere to go that isn't your bench. This rack keeps them hanging upright while they dry, compact enough for small spaces and out of the way while you keep printing.
Brayer Holder
Inky brayers rolling off the bench is its own kind of chaos. This holder keeps them suspended and off your work surface, so you can set one down mid-print without thinking about it.
Ink Tube Rack
Wall-mounted and easy to scan, this rack keeps your tubes upright and visible. No more drawer shuffling when your block is already inked and you need a color fast.
Customer Reviews
Product: Brayer Holder
Mounting Style: IKEA Skådis
These hold all my different size brayers perfectly on my IKEA Skadis pegboard! I tried using some of the hooks that came from IKEA, but they didn’t quite do the job that these do!
-Tina, Mar 17, 2026
Product: Linocut Registration Jig
Color: Green
Extremely fast shipping. High quality. Most importantly, perfect tool for registering prints. I used it with ease and it made the whole process a hundred times easier. 10/10
-Mary, Mar 07, 2026
Product: Linocut Registration Jig
Color: Green
Great little tool to register block prints! Precise measure help determine border size.
-Poly, Dec 19, 2024
About the Maker
Hi, I'm Graham, a printmaker and designer in Columbus, Ohio.
The registration jig came first. I built it for my own bench because I was tired of misaligned prints and wasted paper. It worked better than I expected, so I kept going.
Every tool here started as something I needed and couldn't find. I design and test each one before it goes to the shop. If I wouldn't use it myself, it doesn't get listed.
If you're into linocut, block printing, or just getting your hands inky, you're in the right place.
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