Tori Canning, obsessed with text and textiles, letters (the shape of) and letters (via mail), books (as object and info), writing and riding passenger, bodies in (and out of) clothing, glue and glitter (and their offspring), music and its movement, labor as dance (dance as labor), and sitting at the kitchen table. She writes, cooks, and screen prints in equal parts. She works in food & hospitality, hosts monthly open mics, and sends weekly newsletters because she loves to share. She’s from Brooklyn and she’ll probably never leave.

Ceci moved to NYC 7 years ago, originally from Maryland with deep affection for blue crabs. They love confessions on a dance floor (both album and action), working with their hands, and long walks on the beach. They’re excited to teach the practice of designing, carving, and printing rubber blocks. Alongside their DIY printing practice, they are also a woodworker and MFA candidate in Interior Design. 

Tate, a Brooklyn-based artist and screen printer from Maryland. I started making surf videos as a teenager and fell in love with shaping raw footage into something with its own rhythm and feeling.

After studying film and sculpture, I co-founded a small clothing brand, then worked with Extra Vitamins on in-house screen printing and visual direction. In 2025, I went freelance—creating merch, album art, flyers, and videos for artists.

I approach everything as a hands-on collaboration, grounded in intention and process.

Rani’s is ode to my mother Amtul, her nickname being Rani, which means princess in Urdu. I take influence from my time moving across the country from Charlotte NC to San Jose CA. I like to create dishes that give me that warm feeling of nostalgia using spices that are familiar to my Pakistani heritage. Taking those spices and implementing them into dishes that I grew up eating in my modern America-Pakistani household.