Showing posts with label Squirrel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Squirrel. Show all posts

Friday, January 14, 2011

Robo-Squirrel for Kids!



Announcing Robo-Squirrel, now printed on Kids'
size shirts!
Robo-Squirrel is a great image for all ages, and now
he appears on all kids' sizes, from Newborns to
Youth size Large!
The main Squirrel image is hand screenprinted in black water-based fabric ink,
and the wind-up key is hand-painted in red water-based fabric inks.
So far my people are embracing this new development.
Robo-Squirrel Energy for everyone!
(thanks to P.T. for sharing the photos)

Sunday, April 11, 2010

Everyone Loves “Robo-Squirrel”!!





Yes, they are flying off the shelves, folks!

Due, in part, to my recent success in the publishers fair at the Philly incarnation of the Southern
Graphics Council conference in late March! Thanks to my customers, old and new!

Wednesday, June 24, 2009

1-800-Squirrel-Away!

The latest in my series of conjuring Good Squirrel
Garden Karma...
inspired by a friend's Ebay handle, this is my first foray into
combining woodcuts with screenprinting on a T-shirt.
The name sounds like it could be for an exterminator, so if you have a love-hate relationship with squirrels, this is the shirt for you! However, it is really more of an homage to my friend and
also alludes to the packrat nature of many artists and others,
myself included.
The saw-blade-like element has become a critical personal energy symbol for me, but without getting too metaphysical about it, this part of the image was also directly inspired by the Philadelphia Hidden Cities project at the Disston Saw Works, kicking off a recent re-kindling of my fascination with old factories.
I hope to further examine this interest through making and printing more woodcuts.