Jon Lybrook is owner and Lead Printmaker at Intaglio Editions which was established in 2006 to provide his custom technique for producing archival, photogravure-quality prints and plates to artists, photographers and other printmakers.

"I began exploring photography at the age of eight and was winning awards by fourteen. In high school, I served as president of the photography club, worked as a photo assistant, and contributed extensively to the yearbook. I later graduated from Bard College in 1989, where I studied film animation, electronic music, visual art, and photography."

"Although my professional path led to a 25-year career in web programming and social media marketing, my passion for photo-based art never faded. With experience in Photoshop and a deepening interest in traditional photographic techniques, I began applying my technical skills to the photogravure process using photosensitive polymer plates."

"In 2004, after learning about high-resolution polymer photogravure at the Alternative Photographic International Symposium (APIS) in Santa Fe, I began experimenting with digital film and polymer plates. These efforts led to the founding of Intaglio Editions LLC, a studio that now provides professional consulting, platemaking, and printmaking services to artists around the world."

"My work has been featured on Adobe's Behance.com website and published in various books across the U.S., China, and beyond. In addition to working with individual artists, I produce prints for select commercial and music-related art clients including Tony Levin, Jerry LoFaro, Paul Richards, and Bill Janssen."

When not in the studio, I enjoy reading non-fiction, refining creative workflows, and attending live music events with my beautiful wife Bonnie."