Art Boruck
(Owner)

Born and raised in Seattle, Art started Boruck Printing & SilkScreen in 1969, with only $15. His first jobs were realty signs and later moved on to political work which no one else was doing in the early 1970s.

Art also worked in The House of Representatives running the print shop in the 74-75 session the longest session at the time. He since has become well known as the "King" of signs and dubbed the "Guru" by the Seattle Times.

Anita Boruck
(Artist / Sales / Daughter)
It could take about 3 days to explain this one, really, it's impossible. Born and raised in Seattle - of course, grew up in her father's shop surrounded by artists and politicians - it's made for quite a character - or maybe she's just her father's daughter.

Windy
(Screen Printer Signs & T-Shirts)

No pictures please - she's got a tapegun.
Came to Seattle in 2002 via Colorado to study music production. She's in a band: Universal Measure.

Ransom (R.I.P)
08/29/80 - 9/23/11
(T-Shirt / Apparel Screen Printer)

Practically born with a squeegee in his hands Ransom grew up in Bellingham working alongside his father printing shirts. He moved to Seattle in 2005ish, when he walked in and asked if we needed a printer. This guy knows his stuff. Yes, Ransom is his real name, he was named after a character in Who Killed Liberty Valance.