Here’s hoping I have at least 5 people that like my work and would be willing to throw a little money at a good cause.

I’ve created a special screen-printed piece specifically for Cd101FM’s 17th annual andymanathon auction. Tons of great items up for auction but I wanted to call attention to this 4 color process print. I’m pulling 10 prints total, but only five are available and only through this auction. They’ve started the bidding at 10 dollars and I’d love to see them all go for something as opposed to one print going for a higher bid (though it’d be nice to see them all go for a good sum)

The money goes directly to “CD101 for the kids” which collects donations and then gives it out to several local charities that benefit children.
If you’re feeling especially generous there are also a few Reno posters up for auction as well. Posters that have sold out here in my webstore. So getting them through the auction would be a double bonus (cheaper and for charity!)

The auction ends friday afternoon, so act fast.

So here’s the auction site, and more info too about the event in general.

OK. go———>

PS- the above jpeg is a closer representation to the finished piece (as opposed to the image you’ll see in the auction)

I’m hoping to make these somewhat of an ongoing thing (animals and means of transportation). The first 3 that I created for last week’s craft events are now in the shop.
They’re designed to fit perfectly in a 16×20 frame with an 11×17 matte opening. You can pick them up at places like Target even. My only suggestion would be this- if you plan on hanging them anywhere that might get direct sunlight invest in UV glass. These water based inks will fade like crazy pants if the sun hits ‘em.

go get ‘em

I’ll be all over the place over the next 6 weeks.
Come down to any of these events, say hey and maybe buy a poster, print or 2.

For anyone who would want to (limited probably to my mother & family and a couple dear friends in NYC?) but can’t get a physical copy of the glossy mag, here’s the illustration that accompanies the write up.
(Portraits of Wyatt and I were taken by Chris Atwood. His stuff is beautiful. Check it out here).
Wyatt’s debut:

September’s issue should be floating around town.
I’ve got an illustration in there that accompanies a little write up about a few of my favorite posters (mine as well as a few of the other poster houses around town).
Check it out and let me know what you think.

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I’m kind of blown away by this. Pretty cool.
Was asked a week before the show if I could squeeze in a poster to gift to these two rock icons.
Delivered it just in time to have it framed.
I have NO idea what they might end up doing with these suckers- do they hang on to these? do they have a storage closet somewhere dedicated to such gifts? do they sign it and donate it to a charity? or do they hurl it out the window of the tour bus to see how well it flies? I have no clue, but was very honored to have gotten this opportunity.

And as this is a gift, I am obviously unable to sell the prints from this run, but I may post it up in the poster section one of these days.
Also, the gentleman presenting the posters is the GM of Nationwide Arena. Super nice guy! (Thanks Eric & Karen)

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I’ll admit right off the bat this idea came from an old promotional piece from French Paper that I absolutely loved (thanks for your help, Buff).
But I printed it on Durotone Steel Grey (paper from French Paper) so that’s all okay, right?
Anyhow, I had a great time figuring out how to make it all work (a lot harder than I thought it would be), and am pleased to say for the most part that it does. Cut him up and see for yourself.
And while I was unable to make it to the show (traveling back from Ohio University’s Inkahoots) I heard it was amazing!
ps- it’s available now over in the shop!

Assembled Alex doll:

See some amazing work for this show here.

It’s no April Fool’s joke- the art print section of the site is now up and running.
You can find them under the shop tab, same as posters- but now above the sorting drop downs you’ll find a choice between posters and art prints. Watch for many more to come.

UPDATE: Not trying to sound all used car salesman, but Roboctopus is moving quick (relative to how many there are)- If you had a real interest in buying one do so sooooooooooon

Edit: My wife suggested adding a “before” shot to show those of you who may be unfamiliar with the custom
toy world what I was working with: