New Vintage Press is a family-owned publishing company that honors and celebrates the beauty, spirit, people and products of California's distinctive food and wine regions.

Drawing upon their personal artistic talents and experiences, their appreciation of fine craftsmanship and their abiding passion for the diverse bounty of these regions,the founders of New Vintage Press create prints, posters and art maps that showcase the singular sense of place and style that are California's hallmark.

Nan Costales Badgley - Owner, Producer

Nan Costales Badgley is known for her diverse talent in the arts of the garden and fine foods, as well as for her contributions in promoting the missions of museums and national parks. For over three decades, Nan has built a reputation for coordinating cultural arts programs, for her study and practice of calligraphy and, especially, for her overseeing of detail and fine print production. Her dedication to the beauty and success of the final print is a distinguishing feature of New Vintage Press.

Marcus Badgley - Owner, Creative Director

Marcus Badgley is an accomplished visual designer and illustrator with over 20 years’ experience in high- quality print and digital media. A principal in Santa Rosa-based Marcus Badgley Design, he has worked with a wide range of companies and organizations — from large companies like Broderbund and SUN to small, regional businesses like Thanksgiving Coffee and Mendocino Pasta— creating visually innovative, highly creative marketing and communications products.

As NVP's Creative Director, he oversees the design and development of all New Vintage Press products. His commitment to design excellence, coupled with his diverse marketing expertise and array of artistic skills, are the underpinnings of New Vintage Press.

Elaine Badgley/Arnoux - Featured Artist

Elaine Badgley/Arnoux’s career as a California landscape and portraiture artist spans more than 50 years. Elaine is especially revered for her critically acclaimed watercolor paintings. She has spent most of her artistic career capturing the particular geography—light, colors and shapes, both natural and man-made that distinguish the agricultural regions of California, France, Spain, Mexico and India. According to many critics, curators and art historians, the breadth and quality of her work has few equals.

Elaine is also well-known for her sensitive portraiture work. Her two most famous series, “The People of Biot” and “The People of San Francisco”, have been widely exhibited and reproduced. The work of award-winning artist Elaine Badgley Arnoux has been shown in galleries and museums as well as corporate and private collections, in local, national and international venues.

Click here to view examples of Elaine's work.