Salvador Moreno Co.

08/13/2026

The William Tyndale.

Tyndale believed ordinary people should be able to read the Word of God in their own language—a conviction that made his work illegal and ultimately cost him his life.

His translation went on to shape the English Bible for generations. Much of the wording we associate with the KJV traces directly back to Tyndale.

There’s a weight to recreating a Bible that’s nearly 500 years old—a reminder that I’m not simply reproducing a binding, but paying tribute to a man who gave his life so generations after him could hold the Word of God in their own hands.

“Lord, open the King of England’s eyes.” — William Tyndale

08/12/2026

Color shift goatskin, multi-layered page edge, contrasting ribbons, liner artwork, hand-painted text, raised spine lettering, and a deliberately weathered finish throughout.

Designed and finished entirely by hand in the atelier.

1 OF 1.

08/11/2026

iPad sleeve.

A hand-patina calfskin, leather-wrapped hardware, with traditional saddle stitch done by hand.

07/29/2026

Something new from the atelier.

Raised lettering carved directly into the spine, giving the text depth, dimension, and a look you don’t see every day. Every project is an opportunity to push the craft a little further.

07/29/2026

The contrast of a two-tone liner.

07/27/2026

The tooled spine hub.

Every line is hand-tooled with a sharpened bone folder. It compresses the fibers rather than scorching them, creating a crisp, permanent crease while preserving the leather’s natural grain, oils, and finish.

07/23/2026

Black, Navy, and Gold.

07/23/2026

Green has become my favorite color.

07/21/2026

07/20/2026