Succotash at the Studio

It’s hard to imagine our world without the addition of fountain pens. It’s worth giving a little gratitude to the nifty tool that revolutionized handwriting. History in the Making For centuries, handwriting was, and still is, one of the most important forms of communication. But before fountain pens...

We never pick favorites when it comes to holidays but...boy do we love Halloween! Can you blame us? It’s the one time you can throw on your craziest, most ridiculous costumes and don them proudly in public without getting a second glance. Given our penchant for curating creativity here at the studio...

When I first learned how to write my name at the ripe age of three, I wrote it on everything: books, furniture, walls, VHS cases, anything that my tiny three-year-old hands could find. Any of us who remember our earliest years can likely recall an almost innate attraction to scribbling with pens. De...

For Michael Sull, handwriting is much more than just putting words on paper. “It’s a personal way of communicating,” he says. “It’s a way for any person to individually express themselves, their thoughts, their emotions.” In the modern age, more often than not, we find ourselves communicating with t...

You can do a lot in 36 months: • Start a letter writing club, an origami group and a journaling meet up • Sponsor three ETSY Craft Parties • Teach Victorian paper crafts at three Henry B. Plant Museum picnics • Assemble the largest collection of vintage typewriters for sale and rent in the Southeast...