Well, almost: first prints ever NOW AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE!! It’s been a complicated dance of not wanting to dump money into myself + global pandemic, convincing myself otherwise, back and forth finding the right printers, papers, and processes, and FINALLY you can view all available prints here. Basic details to keep in mind:
All prints are on 310g archival Hahnemühle rag paper, giving a little texture while maintaining all the lovely details I obsess over endlessly
These giclee prints are created using giant inkjet printers far to expensive to buy as an individual artist
All prints are hand-detailed: I can’t NOT do this. Plus, you’ll end up with a 100% unique print as a result
I think you’ll like how they came out. Here’s a peek at what’s available now:
Feathers and Flies:
Black Throated Green + Rooster’s Regret — now available as 8”x8”, 12”x12”, or 14”x14” prints
This series will slowly but surely become available as individual elaborations go on in the background of other life/work. For now, the first 2 warblers with heritage streamer flies are ready for you
Fishy Stuff
It should be no surprise that some of the first prints I ordered feature fish. So far, we’ve got a few species illustrations embracing imperfect and unique specimens, as you’d encounter on the water. Think scientific illustrations, but less about perfection and still embracing painterly detail.
Also: stickers! I’ve had a drawer full of random stickers from events and expos, and now with quarantines and continued physical distance, at least you can get a fishy friend to hang out with. This offering will change over time as new designs come out, and feedback is welcome. Once I get through what I’ve got [and thus have spending money to order new stuff'] I’ll update with new, bigger options. This process will take some time, and I appreciate your support along the way!
This new process of stocking merch and fulfilling orders will no doubt come with some learning curve. And, you know, the whole global pandemic thing could throw a wrench in shipping times. For now, I’ll plan to be in touch with any notes and encourage you to be open about questions and comments along the way.
Now…go help an artist out and buy some cool art!