And that brings me back here. My home town. A place I tried hard to flee. I asked for a change and man! did I get one. I was offered a house to rent cheap by my wonderful step mom, and my father. It came with a cat, and a garage big enough to turn into a studio. Something I've missed for a couple years. I copped an old Lawson, 6 color, 4 head carousel, and got to work. I designed a line of shirts that I shopped around. The local coffeehouse opened up at around the same time I blew into town. Wireworks Coffeehouse is great. Not only did they take on my shirt line, they had me design menu boards, murals, and company T-shirts. All in all, in the beginning I had 6 or 7 retail outlets handling my line. After a while, bored, I decided to open up a little shop. Here in Pueblo, there is a section of town known as "The Junction". It's actually one of the oldest "shopping" areas in the country. It's the closest thing to a "city" feel you'll find here.
In February of 2006, Ink and Design was born! A quality silk-screen, Off-set, and Design Service company. Dedicated to fine artistic tastes and quality. Mind you, there are other "shops" here in town, but having had worked with all of them, I feel I can offer better, experienced service that no one can touch...
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