Commissions taken daily
Any sentence, drawn as the grammarians drew it.
A vow, a verse, a first line, a family motto. Write it below and watch it diagrammed in the Reed–Kellogg manner, then have it made into something to keep.
i. The Atelier
Choose its setting.
Six pieces, each printed to order with your figure set exactly as you see it here.
ii. The Collection
Your sentence, six ways.
A plate for the study, a tee, a card for the post, a mug, a tote and a sticker. Choose one to open it in the atelier.
iii. The Catalogue
Sentences worth keeping.
From the founding documents and the books on the shelf, each checked against its source and ready to commission, with its source set beneath it if you like.
iv. Our Method
Composed, printed, posted.
No warehouse and no waiting stock: every piece begins the moment you order it.
Composed
Your sentence is parsed and drawn by hand-set rules: subject from predicate, every modifier on its slant, every clause on its own line.
Printed
Each piece is made to order by our printing partner on fine papers, combed cotton and glazed ceramic. Nothing waits in a warehouse.
Posted
It usually leaves the printer within two to five business days and arrives about a week later, wherever you are.
Alonzo Reed and Brainerd Kellogg taught generations of schoolchildren to see a sentence as a structure, each word on its own line. We draw yours the same way.The method of Higher Lessons in English, 1877