Papa J Studio

Sunday was a day of quiet reflection in the shop. I processed a few funeral bouquets for a beloved father and member of the pen community. The project was very personal to me, as it mirrors my own journey with grief working through the loss of the namesake of our very own company.

I worked through each flower with intent and care, all-to-familiar with the sanctity of the cherished objects that would inevitably be created with them. What an honor to be trusted as part of a project that will become heirlooms that are testaments to a life well-loved. These are the projects I live for. Thanks for letting me be a small part of it.🙏

Do you like pens? Sure, we all do.

See these, (and more 👁🫦👁) at noon central on the website.

Link in the bio, thanks for looking

Howdy All. Catch us at 2026 this weekend! Table 5 in the foyer. We'll be the ones with all the flowers!

Gang's (almost) all here.

Who can name the missing blank from this series?

Moment of honesty: these are my least favorite thing to make from a process standpoint. They are also one of my favorites from an outcome perspective. Hope that makes sense?

At any rate, here are some up close glamour shots. Bound for