For all types of lovers
& type-lovers
& type-lovers
As an artist, there is nothing more thrilling than sharing my craft with people who trust the creative process. With a background in advertising, the fine arts, and the print industry, I make lasting impressions on paper that honour your love as we evoke a mix of bliss and nostalgia.
When not covered in ink or hoarding typefaces, I can be found scoping out brunch spots, taking our puppies to the beach, or foraging in the forest. Amidst the hustle and bustle, I believe some of the most unforgettable moments are the ones where you let the magic linger.
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Withstanding the test of time, Luna, as we lovingly call our antique 1500-lb. letterpress, is an old-style Chandler and Price from 1908. With a gentle push on her ornate flywheel, it may be a surprise that this seemingly rusty cast iron beauty makes the most luscious indentations on paper making her the studio's workhorse.
Using no electricity, Luna is powered by Ayla’s human energy. She starts by turning the flywheel, keeps it going with a foot on the treadle, and prints by hand-feeding paper in the press – one sheet at a time. Letterpress is an intensive process and a labour of love attesting that perfection simply cannot be rushed.
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Based on Vancouver Island, The AYLA View is a multi-faceted design and print studio that caters to both local and worldwide clientele. Our design aesthetic is a fusion of modern romance magic and a touch of old-world details. We are thrilled that our stationery rolodex has invited numerous families and friends to beach and ski resorts, picturesque châteaus, grand ballrooms, and majestic mountains.
In today’s ever-changing, fast-paced digital world, our goal is to create thrilling, yet sustainable keepsakes that connect the sender to the receiver.
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We’re so thrilled you’re here! Kindly fill out the form below to start the conversation about your letterpress stationery. Once we’ve reviewed your inquiry, we to respond within 2-3 business days.
Thanks for your interest!
Brand Photography: Maricle Kang