In The End, This Is The Design I Went With. I Have A Store Now, But Its Empty At The Moment Other Than

In the end, this is the design I went with. I have a store now, but it’s empty at the moment other than some shameless commercialism in the form of print-on-demand shirts. Soon it will have prints, dolls, figures, and other stuff. 

This is my shop.

Prints currently in progress. These are the color renderings for some hand-drawn limited edition screenprints/serigraphs I'm doing at the moment. Rather than using photographic emulsion, my studio partner and I have been experimenting with a tusche-and-glue method. I teach drawing for a living and her background is in lithography, so the direct mark making is a real appeal. These prints are going to be reduction prints, so the whole color process is done entirely on a single screen. The top one is Poludnica, the Noon-Day Witch. I did a sketch a couple years ago and thought it would make a nice print. The third one down is print versions of my nesting dolls. The bottom, obviously, is Weirdo.

The “to be molded” shelf in the studio, also known as “Don’t touch it stupid, you’ll break it”

An array of stuff on the work table.

These are taking shape.

It begins.