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This was too good to not blog about:
Get free international shipping AND $5 off from my Society6 shop, all this weekend. That includes t-shirts, mugs, clocks, pillows, iphone cases and skins, and prints.
You could get a $15 mug for just 10 bucks, shipped for free right to your door. Hooray internet!
To get the deal, you have to use this link.
(Promotion expires November 9, 2014 at Midnight Pacific Time. *Offer excludes Framed Art Prints, Stretched Canvases and Rugs.)
I'm super excited to show you these! Journals, Day Planners and Desk Easels, all with my drawing What to focus on, published by Peter Pauper Press, who are a family-run company known for making great quality stationery products for really affordable prices.
Journals:
These are solid hardcover, 160 lightly lined pages, pink cover, 5x7 inches.
Buy one here: Peter Pauper, Amazon.com
Day Planners:
Also a solid hardcover, the calendar/planner covers 16 months (September 2014 - December 2015, so you can start using it right away), red cover, 5x7 inches.
Buy one here: Peter Pauper, Amazon.com
Desk Easels!
The drawing is reproduced on a 3.5x3.5 inch canvas, with soy-based inks. It comes with a neat little fold-out beechwood easel to display it on.
Buy it here: Peter Pauper, Amazon.com
Here's what it looks like in the store, in its packaging:
All of these are also available at lots of different bookstores and other shops throughout North America. I even spotted them in a drugstore here in Victoria.
This is a MimoPowerTube. A what? It's a rechargeable backup battery that powers up smartphones and other mobile devices. It's like a portable charger, and it comes with various plugs to fit your various devices.
Mimoco released a limited edition Artist Series of PowerTubes at the San Diego Comic Con last month, and there's a few Fish With Beards left. You can buy one here. The Chasing Stars tube is sold out.
Pssst! Free worldwide shipping until June 8 on almost everything in my Society6 shop. But it only works if you use this link:
There's prints, t-shirts, onesies, mugs, phone cases, tote bags and more. Happy shopping!
You can now get mugs, shower curtains, wall clocks, and rugs from my Society6 shop. Crazy!
ALSO: Free international shipping on all orders until Sunday April 27. So get shopping.
I never thought my Okay Let's Do This temporary tattoo (from Tattly) would play a role in a wedding, but here it is. I guess it's a pretty appropriate saying for a couple about to tie the knot.
I found this on the Wedding Bells magazine site (via this Buzzfeed article, thanks to @OhNoWereFalling). Photography by Jayme Morrison.
Check for other available drawings and signed prints in the shop.
Yup, it's that time of year again when we're looking for nice gifts for the people we care about (including ourselves). So I thought I'd put together a collection of some of the things I've got available around the webs:
Looking for prints, but not sure which one to get? Here's a collection of top sellers and favourites from my shop:
There are over 80 different prints available now, including a series of objects reading books, and a set of cooking-themed images. They're all signed by me.
Don't wait too long! To receive your signed prints by Christmas, please order before...
Canada: Dec. 13th
USA: Dec. 11th
Rest of the beautiful world: Dec. 4th
Society6 has added mugs and kids' tees and onesies, and they've updated their tote bags. And of course there's iphone cases and skins, t-shirts, framed prints and more.
Oh, and they've got free worldwide shipping on almost everything from now until December 2nd!
Temporary tattoos from Tattly are absolute terrificness. And only $5 per pack.
This year I partnered with Ohh Deer, a UK-based company, to offer a collection of greeting cards, cushions, prints and more. They sell online as well as through retailers in the UK and elsewhere. So if you are in Europe, they might be a good place to order from.
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There's more (like my book), but I don't want to overdo it (I'm sure I already have!). I've created a page dedicated to everything of mine that's available online. Just click the big blue rectangle below to see it. Oh, and happy holidays!
Amazon has my book on sale!
20% off through Amazon.com and about 20% off through Amazon.co.uk.
That's $19.66* in the US (instead of $25.00!) and £12.83* in the UK (instead of £15.95).
See more photos of the book and links to all the Amazon sites that sell it.
So you know, I have no control over Amazon's discounting (and it doesn't affect my royalties). It has nothing to do with inventory clearance: the book is printed on demand, so there's always copies available.
So if you haven't bought the book yet, well, go get it! Over 110 drawings of ridiculousness!
Get it from Amazon.com for $19.66 US.
Get it from Amazon.co.uk for £12.83.
* Prices updated as of August 1, 2013. They fluctuate daily. Fine print is fun!
I've been making lots of new prints available in the shop over the last little while, so I thought it was time to show some of them off.
By the way, they're all signed by me, and they're just $20 each (unframed).
The book was beginning to affect him
the paper crown made him feel better
I hope you feel an extra 20 bucks in your pocket today
The world needs more skateboarding sandpipers
lightning bolt cats are better
I drew this hoping it would calm me down
if you are looking at this it means you are a star or an explosion
All the prints in my shop are signed by me, and shipped to you by me.
So go look at some prints!
You can now get cases for your Samsung Galaxy S4 through my Society6 shop.
And all this week (until Sunday May 26th) it's free shipping to anywhere in the world on almost everything, including t-shirts, hoodies, prints, totebags, pillows and stationery cards. I love free shipping!
Of course, you can still get cases for iPhones (5, 4S, 4, 3GS & 3G), as well as for iPod touch.
Have a look: Society6
(Go to my main shop for signed prints and original drawings)
I made nine drawings last night, and they're just $60 each. See them in the shop.
Before I even sat down to draw them, I knew I'd be selling them for much less than my normal pricing. I was conducting an experiment. I wanted to see if I created differently, knowing that the end price was going to be lower. I have say, it was kind of freeing. The ideas flowed more easily, and there was no pressure to create anything too precious. In the end, I think the results were quite good (if I'm allowed to say so?). All kinds of worthwhile ideas bubbled to the surface.
So I could have raised the prices, now that I'm happy with the results, but I wanted to commit to this experiment. I need to believe that there is an endless supply of ideas (it hasn't felt like that lately), and there will always be many many more drawings to make.
"Stop the bad music" is now available as a t-shirt from Graniph. They are a large chain of t-shirt stores, with dozens of locations throughout Japan and several spots in Australia, Taiwan and Hong Kong (and an online shop as well).
They put my signature in the back of the shirt just below the neck, which I thought was a nice touch:
(A side note: the agreement I signed with Graniph was very artist-friendly, so I think companies like this need to be encouraged. Too often companies want the artist to give up all their rights, with aggressively written contracts. Not so with these guys. So hooray for Graniph!)