 In collaboration with Zaharije Orfelin, he founded the "Copper Publishing House", where the first modern Orthodox literary works and a considerable number of prints were made.Soon Orfelin began publishing poems, translating books, and creating etchings and engravings, inspired by the work of his contemporaries.To fulfill his ambition to print more books, he moved to Venice where he founded and edited the first Serbian review, "Slaveno-Serbski Magazin" (1768).