Prints!

Okay, with some encouragement I've finally gotten to the point where I'm selling prints of some of my work!

Please check out my Etsy shop if you're interested!

Sales of Work?

I've been mulling this around for a while and I'm curious - should I start selling prints of my work? And any suggestions about what to print? I’d love to hear your thoughts!

Also, I've been working on lots of things, including a children's book, a spread and bunch of spots for a British Magazine, more swords (and other stuff), and I'm in three upcoming art shows, so there's a lot of work on the horizon! Update you all soon!

Etsy

Hello all! My brother and I have started two new Etsy shops this past month! 

If handmade, hand-printed tote bags are your thing, then please check out The Great Windmill: http://www.etsy.com/shop/thegreatwindmill. 

Here are the three current designs (with more on the way soon): 

And if you're thinking you want a wooden sword done in my cut-paper style, the check out our collection at The Slivered Blade:http://www.etsy.com/shop/TheSliveredBlade. 

Here's an example of a couple of our wooden weapons: 

And as always, if you haven't already, please buy my Shakespeare books! They go really well with my totes too, you know, if you're feelin crazy!

Signature Shakespeare - Hamlet

Much Ado About Nothing and Hamlet are now in stores and available online! I hope that you'll go check them out - these are my pride and joy!

I wanted to show the full range of illustrations in all of the books better (and juxtapose the laser-cut illustrations):

Signature Shakespeare - Much Ado About Nothing

Much Ado About Nothing and Hamlet are now in stores and available online! I hope that you'll go check them out - these are my pride and joy!

I wanted to show the full range of illustrations in all of the books better (and juxtapose the laser-cut illustrations):

Signature Shakespeare - Macbeth

Much Ado About Nothing and Hamlet are now in stores and available online! I hope that you'll go check them out - these are my pride and joy!

I wanted to show the full range of illustrations in all of the books better (and juxtapose the laser-cut illustrations):

Signature Shakespeare - Romeo & Juliet

Much Ado About Nothing and Hamlet are now in stores and available online! I hope that you'll go check them out - these are my pride and joy!

I wanted to show the full range of illustrations in all of the books better (and juxtapose the laser-cut illustrations):

Immigrants and Innovators

Huzzah! My third piece for the Times is in the paper today, page A25! Article by Thomas K. McGraw about the foundation of the US's biggest businesses by immigrants (Carnegie, Lehmen Bros, Goldman-Sachs, etc.). Check it out here! 

How Design and the New York Times

This morning I got an email saying that my portfolio website has been selected as one of How's Top Ten Websites of November! Check it out here and also take a look at the other artists while you're there!

Also, here's a thumbnail for my latest Op/Ed piece for the NY Times that is being published tomorrow: 

Check it out if you get the paper! It's a great look at how immigrant innovators shaped some of the biggest companies in the US!

101 Florals - Raflessia

Llew Mejia over at 101 Florals was very kind to allow me to do a pattern for them! I have loved the raflessia since I was a kid, reading about them in books and thinking about how strange it must be for the largest flower in the world (the largest unbranched inflorescence, specifically speaking) to have its carrion smell and feeding on insects. 

Yeah, I was that kid (like you don't know it already!). 

Anyhow, here are a couple views of it. And you can also check it out here at the 101 Florals blog - amazing work that they're doing over there!

I'll also be posting better pictures of Hamlet ASAP! So excited to show them to you all!