My Redbubble Shop

Here’s my latest, My Redbubble Shop, using the stuff I have had on Redbubble for at least five years with little or no result.

We’ll see if there’s any improvement.

I’m beat, gonna rest before breakfast.

See You At The Top!!!

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Live Sales – See My Preview Room!

This is where I worked most of the night, about nine hours of solid work, to get this live sales preview room up for you to see today.

As you’ll note, each item has a direct link to an eBay or Etsy sales page. Add to cart. This is in fact something I’d hoped we could make happen in the Godd engine, but never re-invent the wheel — someone has already done it and it’s at a reasonable price. Continue reading →

“The Movements a Short History” is on Exhibit NOW!

Actually, you don’t have to drive anywhere to see the Movements exhibit — actually, it’s right here at the touch of a button. Go ahead, touch it.

The exhibit shows only a few of the many vintage photos we’re adding into the Movements Book, which is very close to completion, very very close!!!

There are several of us working on it all at once, making it almost inevitable that there will be some misteaks made here and their.

Ignore them and they will eventually seem normal. Continue reading →

I took the Mixed Media exhibition offline and fitted it out with a bunch of sorta 3D sculptures.

They look okay, at least for an introduction. There’s nothing like the personal experience personally experienced of going into the orb and walking around and under the sculpture, and in some cases, actually climbing it to the highest point — it is possible, when the sculpture is built correctly.

There are a number of sculptures in the grand hall exhibition orb, and they’re almost all at least somewhat climbable.

It’s really quite simple to achieve a 3D object effect, although it’s actually a “flattie” that turns with the viewer, but it does get the idea across. Continue reading →

Works on Paper

Well, I’ve finally gotten up the works on paper gallery, with actual lithos and serigraphs offered for sale, mostly made in 1987, the lithos on one of our antique printing presses, the other created in silkscreen, also known as serigraphs.

The serigraphs used to sell very high, but I reduced the prices so that all the vintage prints would be at the same price, $375.00 retail.

Of course, you get a discount — a very big discount — allowing you to easily resell them at below retail, giving your customers an edge as well. Continue reading →