What it's all about...
What it's all about...
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Hi, I’m Tyler — an artist, designer, and the creative mind behind HUNDREDFOLD PRESS. I am also a high school art teacher in central Florida. I love my job and consider it a joy to help young artists grow in their confidence, creativity, and craft. Teaching and making art go hand-in-hand for me.
Hundredfold Press is my space to share my personal work with the world — thoughtful, handmade pieces that point back to the glory of God, who invites us to partake in His ongoing act of creation.
“Small, honest acts of creation can multiply in ways we don’t always see. Hundredfold Press is built on trust — that what we make with care can echo far beyond us.”
“Small, honest acts of creation can multiply in ways we don’t always see. Hundredfold Press is built on trust — that what we make with care can echo far beyond us.”
Why "Hundredfold Press" ?
Why "Hundredfold Press" ?
The name Hundredfold Press is rooted in a promise from Jesus in the Gospel of Mark:
“Truly I tell you... no one who has left home or brothers or sisters or mother or father or children or fields for me and the gospel will fail to receive a hundredfold in this present age…” — Mark 10:29–30
That image of hundredfold speaks to me as an artist. It is this idea that small acts of trust, offering, and creation can multiply in unexpected ways. I believe that when we make something with honesty and intention, it can ripple out and matter — even if we don’t always see how.
Hundredfold Press is my way of offering what I’ve been given: creativity, care, and a desire to make meaningful things. While my faith is a central part of who I am, this space is open and welcoming to anyone who values beauty, curiosity, and thoughtful design. Whether you're drawn to the spiritual, the poetic, or simply the handmade, I'm glad you're here.
What I Make
What I Make
I use a mix of traditional and digital methods — including printmaking, digital illustration, hand-cut prints, collage, painting, drawing, and graphic design — to create tactile, paper-based books, prints, and cards.
My work invites quiet reflection and connection, offering handcrafted pieces that speak to emotions and ideas often beyond words—pieces meant to slow us down, open our hearts, and encourage thoughtful pause.
Looking ahead, I’m excited to develop pop-up cards and sculptural paper designs — projects that literally unfold and evolve as part of my creative journey.
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