Contact
Me on my 1978 Honda Hobbit moped delivering fresh hot prints to the good people of the world.
Design Statement
As a graphic designer, letterpress printer, and educator, it is my responsibility to make work for clients whose values align with my own. I am culpable when considering not only the impact of my work, but also what I am helping to promote in my community and beyond my immediate community.
This practice ensures that non-profits, locally owned small businesses, and community events have access to quality graphic design, hand-printed posters, and merchandise. This approach allows me to work as a designer and printer rooted in my community, while modeling ethical design practices for my students. Through this work, I demonstrate the continued relevance of hand-printed show posters, letterpress printing, and community-focused design as direct, durable, and effective means of communication.
Gallery Representation
Quirky Fox
Q Artists Cooperative
By Hand Gallery
All of these galleries carry my work and are happy to help you purchase something.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are you taking clients?
Always! Unless I’m not. Just drop me an email in the contact box above. I usually need about two weeks minimum on a project, but a month is preferred.
Do you sell prints?
Yes, and a shop is on the way. In the meantime, shoot me an email, and I will send you a print.
What paper do you use?
I print on Fench Paper Co. or Mowhawk paper, usually 80 or 100lb (cardstock), and purchase ink from Mix Masters Ink or Boxcar Press.
How can we connect?
Instagram is always good, or through the contact form above. I really enjoy connecting with people and other artists. Please reach out, it always makes my day.
Who are your favorite artists?
No one really asks this, I just wanna hype up some cool people. Please go check out their work.
Brien Beidler
Brad Vetter
Ben Blount
Just A Jar
Christina Mrozik
Pat Perry
Interviews with Alexander Landerman
Interview with Hello Print Friends Podcast (formerly Pine Copper Lime) Episode 94 Alexander Lee Landerman (audio)
Presentation at the Hamilton Wood Type and Printing Museum Hamilton Hang: Alexander Lee Landerman (video)
Interview with Beautiful Bizarre Magazine (article)
Pressing Matters interview with Journey Indiana