Did you know I have a little print shop running? Here’s the story behind it:
Over the summer, a few of my illustrations kind of took off, and I started getting asked a lot if there was somewhere people could buy prints of my work. It took some time to figure out how to do this without stacks of posters all over my house (because, one year old) or needing to make trips to the post office every day (because, that’s a lot).
When I ran the numbers, it looked like selling each poster would barely break even. Then I realized, most people don’t buy posters of things they’re lukewarm about. If something goes on my wall, it’s because of passion! I decided to make the posters a little more premium, earning closer to $5-10 profit per item a good chunk of which could then be donated to a cause fitting of that poster!
Shop here.
Here’s a few pieces I’ve worked on lately that I haven’t shared here yet:
Something to celebrate the 100 year anniversary of women’s voting rights… or at least the start of women’s voting rights.
A tribute to Sir Ken Robinson, who a lot of people might know from his TED Talk on education. He passed away this summer. I’ve loved so much of what he had to say about creativity, imagination, and learning.
A piece to celebrate our local USL soccer team- last year, they forfeited a game in protest when an opponent directed slurs at a gay player, effectively sacrificing their playoff chances. They did a similar thing when racial slurs were directed at a Black player a month earlier. I’ve needed a local team to get behind!
A Fernando Tatis Jr. piece, cause, that guy’s got to be the most fun player to watch these days.