26 April 2010

Dreamcatcher

Just a spot of new art from this afternoon as the dog barks at lizards on the front porch and Cold War Kids play on the ipod.

17 April 2010

Christmas In April

More brand new designs from Running Rhino's 2010 holiday collection. "Colorful, energetic symmetry" is the idea behind this series.

15 April 2010

New For Hanukkah

Just got samples of the cards we designed for Running Rhino's 2010 Holiday launch. Including this set of Hanukkah note cards.

09 April 2010

Fun Frog!

Walmart has our "Fun Frog" shower curtain-- and it's available through their site here.

30 March 2010

Graphic & Personal

Our new "Valley View" canvas prints are now available through Colorful Images. These bold and graphic canvases can be personalized with names and initials.

10 March 2010

Flannel Dinosaurs!

You can now get our Dinosaur flannel through Hancock's site. Roar!

21 February 2010

The Blue Sky

You need to only open your eyes to see the blue sky. And touching the blue sky can make you very happy.

02 February 2010

Is It Groundhog Day, Or Rhino Day?

Just got a box of artists' samples from the folks at Running Rhino. The new catalog/new January release. Cool stuff!

14 January 2010

Attractive, Magnetic

Just received a box of samples from our friends at Magnetic Bookmark. Their new January product line contains many new items designed by us -- including a collection based on our "Tattoo" look. For this release, they've produced traditional tassel bookmarks, as well as square and round-shaped bookmarks. The fold-over format features two tiny-yet-highly-functional interior magnets which securely clip onto a book's page. The combination of lively, colorful artwork and genuine, scientifically-recognized magnetic force render these little beauties quite attractive in both the descriptive and literal sense.

02 January 2010

Hoot Hoot, So Cute

It's new. It's cute. (Very cute!) It's Snuggle Flannel. And it's available here

01 January 2010

Happy New Year!

28 December 2009

Home Sweet Houseboat

One of the really cool things about living in Seattle? Houseboats. Rowing and kayaking around Lake Union and Portage Bay, a longing glance toward every For Sale sign. Even if you don't find yourself living on one at the moment, it's inspiring to know they're there.