Four or five months ago I decided to put together a small book.

Don’t ask me why.

Okay, ask me why.

Because I was busy and on a roll and felt like playing with pictures, that’s why.
Other reasons, too.

A few weeks after I started laying it out, after 4 or 5 versions, I ended up with
16 photos on 12 pages. I called it: IN DREAMLAND.

I only wanted 400 copies, enough to send out to clients and give away to friends.
Stuff like that. Not a good plan if you want economy of scale. So, how to print it?

I talked to the folks at Dollco Printing about my project, they were into it and decided
to cut me a big break on the price. We were off to the races.

Once they were behind IN DREAMLAND, Dollco pulled out all the stops to make sure
we both came out looking good: 6 color press, real nice paper, lots of staff support,
stuff like that. It was great working with them.

The book went on the press a couple of nights ago. It’s being bound in a few days and
I should have it in my grubby little hands by the end of the week.

Thanks to Krista Nicholds, Jennifer Chorlton, Pam Falkner, Cathy Fawcett and all the folks
at Dollco for their help and spirit.

Thanks, too, to Tony Szydlik for holding my hand through the prepress phase of the project
and for design advice.