I've been doing design work for this great ecologically minded, growing company for some time. This two man team has mostly been selling from their web site so far but as of this past weekend they have a store right here in Baltimore! They've got anything from dog toys to shoes to a thermos for loose tea on the go! Head on down to Fells Point, at the southwest corner of Thames and South Broadway.
They have been so kind as to hang some of my artwork up in their new shop. Go check out their store or visit them on line at ecosumo.com.

T shirt design above. Store images below.

MAP registry artist of the month!

Thanks to Maryland Art Place for featuring me as their registry artist of the month!

Elephant

These past few years have watched people I am close to facing fears and seeking balance in their lives. It has inspired me to try to do the same for myself.

paper politics

Tonight I headed over to Red Emma's to hear one of my favorite artists, Philadelphia print-maker Eric Ruin, speak with Josh MacPhee who was presenting his new book Paper Politics. Anyone would appreciate this book of socially engaged printmaking. Paper Politics is available at amazon.com or at Red Emma's. 800 Saint Paul Street Baltimore, MD. While you're at it check out more work by Eric and other great artists at Philadelphia arts collective Just Seeds.


Isolationism Reconsidered by Bert Stabler
Solidarity by Kristine Virsis
Dark Times by Eric Ruin

spring fever

Glad to be back in Baltimore, settling in, and getting back to work... appreciating the amazing wealth of creative people here in a city that is accessible and open to possibilities. Maybe It's spring fever. Maybe it's the late night walk I took in the trees last night, but I am so grateful to be here right now.

pibags

Just finished printing these posters for local philanthropists at the the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.
The small print reads:
All of the wholesale profits from these re-usable,
eco-friendly bags support the Pi Foundation, a
non-profit organization which provides economic
empowerment, valuable job skills, and HIV prevention
education to marginalized women in Chennai, India.
Your support is greatly appreciated. For more
information about our programs and fair
trade products, please visit www.pibags.org.

This project is through the Pi Foundation in Baltimore, MD
and our partner organization, Y.R.G. CARE, in Chennai, India.

Look for them at your local wine store!

Happy New Year!

Here's a good excuse to stretch out the holidays a little longer. Every year we a get some great creative cards from our wonderful friends. Just thought these two deserved a nod of recognition.

Photo above by Michael Patrick O'Leary. Hand painted card by Magnolia Laurie.