Note To Self (2011) is a letterpress and screened ink work on showcard that exemplifies Rob Reynolds's mastery of printed language as visual form. Measuring 55.9 by 35.6 centimeters, the piece operates in the territory where typography becomes image, where the weight and placement of words carry emotional and compositional meaning in equal measure. Reynolds works with the physicality of letterpress printing to give text a tactile authority that purely digital or offset processes cannot replicate, and that quality is fully present here. The result is a work that feels both intimate and declarative, occupying the wall with quiet confidence. Part of an edition of 100, this example represents the fifth printing and is hand signed by the artist. Reynolds has built a reputation through a practice that treats printed works as complete artistic statements rather than reproductions, and Note To Self reflects that ethos directly. The showcard substrate lends the piece a matte, grounded surface quality that suits the directness of the imagery, inviting close attention from any viewer who spends time with it. For collectors interested in works that sit at the intersection of language, craft, and conceptual economy, this print offers considerable depth in a compact and displayable format. Available through the NYC Culture Club and TPF Benefit Auction, the print ships from Los Angeles, California. It is offered unframed, which provides flexibility for collectors to present the work within their own framing sensibility. All applicable shipping costs and fees are the responsibility of the buyer.