OUr Story

Prism and Quill Printhouse was born when three lifelong friends decided to break out of the daily grind and turn their shared passions into something extraordinary. Combining decades of diverse real-world experience with a deep love for the artistic and a distinctly nerdy flair, we specialize in UV resin dimensional printing. We are here to bring bold concepts, vibrant storytelling, and tactile depth to life—one custom print at a time.

Collage of three women with glasses, smiling, with outdoor and indoor backgrounds.

Stephanie (Steph)

Group of three men smiling, one wearing glasses and a Buffalo Bills baseball cap, another wearing glasses and a blue shirt, the third partially visible wearing a football jersey.

Stephanie brings a rich background in visual arts, education, and behavioural therapy to the team. She graduated from McMaster University in 2007 majoring in Art History, followed by Teachers College in 2008. Most recently, she completed a graduate program in Autism and Behavioural Sciences and currently works as an ABA therapist. Alongside her professional career, Stephanie is a dedicated mom to Zachary and Chelsea, and has been married to fellow co-founder Jason for 19 years (together since 2004). Her eye for art history and deep appreciation for creative detail anchor the artistic soul of our prints.

Jason (Jay)

Jason brings technical precision, engineering expertise, and project management acumen to the Printhouse. He graduated from Niagara College as an Electrical Engineering Technician in 1999 and recently completed further studies in Project Management in 2026. Professionally, Jason works as an Audio Visual and Security Technology Specialist. Married to co-founder Stephanie for nearly two decades, his technical mind and passion for sci-fi and nerdy culture help bridge the gap between complex digital designs and flawless physical execution.

Multiple photos of women, one smiling with reddish-brown hair, another with black hair in a cap, and a third with a dog, arranged in a layered, spiral effect.

Amanda

Amanda has an eye for design playing a key role in designing the aesthetic layout and visual branding of her workplace as well as all aspects of their social media. Alongside her 21 years in the dental field—currently working in office management with credentials in Level 1 and 2 Dental Assisting, Office Administration, and a 2025 bookkeeping credential, Amanda brings a vibrant artistic background to her work. Friends with Stephanie since kindergarten, their 36-year bond forms the bedrock of the team. That sharp design intuition, paired with a deep-rooted nerdy flair, ensures every piece we create hits both visually and technically.

the puppies of prism and quill

Behind every great print is an even greater crew of studio mascots. Meet the loyal, nerdy, and exceptionally fluffy supervisors keeping morale high at Prism and Quill.

Close-up of a happy golden retriever puppy with its tongue out, indoors on a beige carpet with a gray couch and purple object in the background.

Neville Longbottom aka “Mr. Mashed potatoes”

A steadfast, seasoned member of the pack and a beloved fixture of the studio. Neville brings a steady, loyal presence and a heart of gold to the daily grind, always on hand to offer quiet supervision and ensure morale stays high while the printers are running.

Close-up of a happy Australian Shepherd dog with its tongue out, outdoors with a blurred forest background.

Luna Lovegood aka “Luna the lunatic”

Our resident dreamer and free spirit. Luna brings a magical energy to the studio, often found supervising design sessions from the coziest sunbeam she can find, ensuring every artistic choice has just the right amount of whimsy.

Close-up of a small dog with brown and white fur lying on grass in a park, with a blurred background of trees and greenery.

Princess Leia aka “The Gremlin” (Can’t get wet or be fed after midnight).

The fierce and fearless leader of the pack. Channeling her royal namesake, Leia takes her job as security detail very seriously—mostly by making sure no stray resin drops go uninspected and no delivery driver approaches the door unannounced.