Harpswell Press Inc

I have worked as a representative of various Maine printing companies for over twelve years. I have worked directly with galleries, museums and historical societies to produce full-color exhibit catalogs and brochures. My clients have included The Farnsworth Art Museum and Wyeth Center, Elan Fine Arts, The Caldbeck Gallery, The Center for Maine Contemporary Art, Alan Magee, Jamie Wyeth, Frederick Kellogg, Linden Frederick and The Maine Historical Society, as well as prestigious Manhattan galleries such as Forum Gallery, Alan Stone Gallery, Katherina Rich-Perlow Gallery, Jason McCoy Gallery and Leo Kaplan Gallery. During this experience I became acutely aware of the financial restraints that prohibited most small Maine galleries, museums, and historical societies from being able to produce their own exhibit catalogs, color accurate newsletters and mailings and self published books. Because quantities are typically small, the per-unit cost is often out of range. I founded Custom Museum Publishing LLC in 2005 to specifically address the needs of small galleries, individual artists, museums, self publishing authors and historical societies. Along with our revolutionary digital printing technology and a state-of-the-art bindery process, I have assembled a full-service team of experts dedicated to providing affordable and elegant printing, publishing, art website design and bulk mailing services geared to meet the needs of our customers. It's been wonderful to be able to build a business around the market that I most enjoy, and to be able to fill an important need.

Three Islands Press (3IP) is a type foundry based in Rockland, ME, offering a wide range of digital type outlines for use in various design projects. With a non-exclusive license, customers can install and use the software on up to five computers, while additional fees allow for font-face embedding technologies and limited redistribution to third parties. As the intellectual property of 3IP, the fonts are protected by copyright and trademarks, and customers are required to credit 3IP as the owner whenever the fonts are used. The agreement also prohibits disassembling or modifying the software without permission, as well as sub-licensing and unauthorized use. In the event of termination, customers must destroy all copies of the software.Generated from the website

Wild Fibers Magazine, based in Rockland, ME, has been celebrating the world of natural fibers since 2004, offering insightful articles, stunning visual content, and unique travel experiences. Their range of curated tours spans diverse destinations, focusing on culture, nature, and fiber arts, including an exciting new tour along the Mekong River. The organization not only produces enriching publications and special events, but also supports sustainable practices through initiatives like the Pangong Craft Center, empowering local women in India's High Himalayas. Wild Fibers invites fiber arts enthusiasts to connect with their global community through newsletters, educational lectures, and a curated shop of unique handmade items. Generated from the website