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Yu Yu Hakusho POP UP SHOP in TOWER RECORDS

Illustrations based on the concept "fighting from the back angle"

I wish all the boys had naked backs XD

Details of the Yu Yu Hakusho POP UP SHOP in TOWER RECORDS have finally been unveiled. It will be held at 4 Tower Records stores and online, from December 8 to December 17, 2023. There are benefits for those who buy BOX versions on the online shop, and for those who spend a certain amount at the physical stores.

■ Official site: tower.jp

■ Tower Records Stores: Shibuya, Abeno Hoop, Nagoya Kintetsu Pass'e, Fukuoka Parco, and on the online store (AMNIBUS)

■ POP UP SHOP period: December 8 to December 17, 2023

■ Goods:

Trading Can Badges (12 types)

Price: Single: 440 yen (blind) / BOX: 5,280 yen (all types)

Size: (approximately) 56mm in diameter

Material: paper, tin *Tower Records Online only sells BOX

Online exclusive benefit for those who purchase one set of the "Can Badge BOX" on AMNIBUS:

Kurama/Youko Square Can Badge

*In the future, when ordering on the EC site "AMNIBUS", they are also planning to offer "Yusuke Urameshi/Koenma Square Can Badge" as exclusive benefit.

Trading Bromide (12 types)

Price: Single item: 275 yen (blind) / BOX: 3,300 yen (all types)

Size: (approx.) 12.7 x 8.9cm

Material: paper *Tower Records Online only sells BOX

Online exclusive benefits for those who purchase one set of the "Bromide BOX" on AMNIBUS:

Kurama/Youko Bromide

*In the future, when ordering on the EC site "AMNIBUS", they are also planning to offer "Yusuke Urameshi & Kazuma Kuwabara bromide" as a BOX purchase benefit.

Trading Acrylic Stand (12 types)

Price:Single item: 880 yen (blind) / BOX: 10,560 yen (all types)

Size: Body: (approx.) 70 x 60mm/Pedestal: (approx.) 25 x 60mm/ Thickness: 3mm

Material: acrylic *Tower Records Online only sells BOX

Online exclusive benefits for those who purchase one set of the "Acrylic Stand BOX" on AMNIBUS:

Kurama/Hiei Acrylic Stand

*In the future, when ordering on the EC site "AMNIBUS", they are also planning to offer "Yusuke Urameshi & Koenma Acrylic Stand" as a BOX purchase benefit.

Trading Acrylic Card (12 types)

Price: Single item: 715 yen (blind) /BOX: 8,580 yen (all types)

Size: (approx.) 80 x 60mm/Thickness: 1mm

Material: acrylic

*Tower Records Online only sells BOX

Online exclusive benefits for those who purchase one set of the "Acrylic Card BOX" on AMNIBUS:

Kurama/Hiei Acrylic Card

*In the future, at the time of order sales on the EC site "AMNIBUS", they are also planning to offer "Yusuke Urameshi & Koenma Acrylic Card" as a BOX purchase benefit.

BIG Acrylic Stand (6 types)

Price: 1,980 yen each

Extra Large Acrylic Stand (6 types)

Price: 3,300 yen each

Acrylic Keychain (6 types)

Price: 990 yen each

Size: Character: (approx.) Height 40 x Width 35mm/Motif Charm: (Approx.) Height 16 x Width 40mm/Thickness: 3mm

Material: acrylic

Chara Fine Graph (6 types)

Price: 14,300 yen each

Size: Picture frame: (approx.) 44 x 35.4cm/Illustration: A4/Plate: (approx.) 1.5 x 5cm Material: Paper/frame: Resin/plate: Aluminum

A3 Matte Poster (6 types)

Price: 880 yen each

Size: A3

Material: paper

Canvas Board (6 types)

Price: 5,500 yen each

Size: F3 (273 x 220mm)

Desk Mat (1 type)

Price: 3,850 yen

Size: (approx.) 35 x 60cm

Material: polyester, rubber

■ Store Limited Benefits

Illustration Card (6 types, random)

At Tower Records Shibuya store, Abeno Hoop store, Nagoya Kintetsu Pass'e store, and Fukuoka Parco store, for every 2,000 yen (tax included) purchase of eligible products, you will receive an in-store limited "illustration card" at random.

[chickadooz]

Here's my generic post where I promote my links. I'm Dooz, and I like to take pictures of stuff. Mostly birds and other parts of nature, but sometimes also macro stuff. Due to disability I'm not able to do much, but I still have a lot of passion for getting unique photos. Below are ways you can support me if you enjoy what I post.

My Ko-fi is where I upload photos first before anywhere else, as well as where I offer digital downloads for sale. Some are in small related bundles, and most are around the same price as a single 'coffee' if you'd like to get something in return for supporting me. I also have one large, ever-growing bundle for sale. Buying it gets you full access to it, even photos added after your purchase.

Ko-fi is also where you can tip me if you enjoy what I post and want to see more of it. Consider checking it out, because I use the money I get on buying more equipment to take even better photos. Getting even $1 means the world to me.

My INPRNT shop is where you can find prints of my photos for sale. They have art prints, photographic prints, posters, mini prints, framed prints, canvas prints, acryllic prints, metal prints, card packs, stickers, art cards, and the occasional phone case.

I get a pretty high margin of the profits here compared to other sites, and prints can make great gifts for friends and family. And yourself, of course. Or, in the case of the art cards, great to send along with other gifts!

I know not everyone can afford these things, so reblogging this and maybe telling other people about it irl can both help, and they're free.

[trigunfanart]

Current Available Trigun Stampede Merch Showcase!

Here’s what I’ve been able to find of the available, official merch for Trigun Stampede right now, and coming soon! (i.e. I’m not listing the vintage merch that’s been floating around 20 years already at this time.) Trigun Stampede is currently ranked #4 most popular anime on TV in Japan so expect more merch in the future!

Available to buy and preorder now!

Art of 98 Vash and Stampede Vash drawn by Nightow himself, acrylic frame reproduction

Tomas chick feed bags with cookies

Portable phone batteries

Vash and Wolfwood Tea set

Stickers of Knives and Vash / Stickers of Wolfwood with Vash / Sticker of Meryl / Sticker of Knives / Sticker of Wolfwood / Other official stickers

Polyester Stampede Wanted poster 2way backpack

Humanoid Typhoon mug / The same mug accompanied by a punisher cross mug 

Vash the Stampede T-Shirts / Black and red zip up hoodie of the same image [I believe they says PROJECT SEEDS on the sleeve]

Stampede Vash glass tumbler

Stampede water bottle

wanted poster stainless steel mug

Stampede wanted poster pass case

Stampede wanted poster fabric wall hanging

Trigun Badlands Rumble Soundtrack [might be formatted for Japan only]

Good Stand Pop acrylic standing flat figures:: Meryl A / Meryl B / Knives A / Knives B / Vash C / More stands at another site you can buy

Cards for Trigun Stampede

Interestingly, this site has multiple shirts and jackets that I don’t see elsewhere.[scroll way down on the page] Punisher shirts, and Jackets that say ‘peace bringer’ but when they first showcased this, the prototype jackets said ‘peace bullinger’. I think the Western fans corrected them before they started mass producing this product

Trigun Maximum version Kuro Neko plush available now!

Japan only:

First Press Limited Edition Japanese Blu Ray of Trigun Stampede episodes

Limited Edition acrylic stand flat figures of Vash and Wolfwood

these adorable limited offer macaroons , seriously how could you eat them

Coming Soon!

Trigun Vash and Wolfwood Manga inspired Nendroids!

More news keeps coming all the time so stay tuned!

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I fell asleep last night writing a more contemplative version of this, but today I actually bought the items, so lemme go over how I want to do my next gallery wall which I’m calling “The 2B 9S wall” (though it’s not limited to them. There’s just a huge a$$ picture of them on that wall)

Here is is now. We wallpapered here as a feature wall, so I always intended to leave it blank, but It started feeling bare to me and as I ran out of space elsewhere, I began to regret giving up a whole wall. Recently though I saw a room with similar floral patterned paper that had frames on it and I loved how full and formal it looked. The final thing convincing me was realizing I COULD hang up my giant 2B 9S poster. Every other wall didn’t have space for it, and considering its size, I wasn’t sure if I could get away with using it in any other room until I have my own place…

Anyway here are my other walls

If it wasn’t clear before, I’m a maximalist LOL. It’s supposed to look FULL but hopefully not cluttered. And if it is cluttered, it should be so in an artistic way. (Hopefully).

My guideline for keeping things uniform is similar frames ofc but also using prints with minimal colors. This is a case of my aesthetic lining up well with my collection. I started with some of the Hanako kun coasters and the Homunculi placemat and realized they go together, then I filled out my collection with more pieces I genuinely like that match.

Getting my room how I wanted it was a big project the last year and a half. When I’m putting things together, it’s kind of stressful because I want it to be done, so I keep thinking about what to add next and looking for the right pieces. Once it’s all done though, I stop thinking about it and it’s nice.

What makes the 2B 9S wall different is the wallpaper, so instead of having the frames and prints be busy, I want the prints to be a visual break from the craziness of the wall. This is once again kind of a coincidence as after hanging up the big a$$ poster, I liked the negative space and B&W palette a lot. I also bought a simple black frame because it was cheap, but I think I’ll stick with simpler black frames on this wall.

So that’s the plan for prints on this wall. Images with a B&W palette and simple black frames.

I thought about things I’ve been wanting to add to the collection and got these two clear files

The TBHK one is an illustration I LOOOOVE. I’ve been meaning to buy the clear file forever but never could justify it. It has more colors than the poster but is still very stark in its values, so I thought it could work. It would also make it clear this is NOT a 2B 9S exclusive wall. There’s just a huge a$$ poster of them on it.

The second one…is 2B and 9S. I fully admit I threw this one in last minute, but I love this illustration as well AND it fits my limited palette. Both have a smoky dreamy quality to them. I hope they pair well.

The other thing I’ve struggled with is fillers. On my other walls, I found myself going to “small round thing” a lot to add variety. I guess it makes a nice mirror since the walls are facing, but I don’t want to keep doing it.

My solution was one of my forgotten dreams: having an acrylic stand collection.

I freed this shelf up recently and planned to make a 9Shrine here for some stands I bought, but instead I think it’ll be better to display stands on the wall! This way they’ll all stay together and be united by being stands not by being all the same character. That is important to me because I’ve realized if I make a committed shrine or even collection for a character, I tend to get out of hand and start buying things I don’t even like just because the character is on them.

This freed me up to buy more Hanako kun stuff I wanted which I’ll happily do because TBHK has such beautiful art. I buy the Nier stuff because I love the characters, but the art doesn’t always do it for me the same way TBHK does.

Anyway, here’s the Nier stands I have otw

These are my absolute favorite Nier stands. I love the t shirts and they both look really cute in the first ones. Then the second…9S is so…they rlly did good there. They made that for me.

and here’s the TBHK ones I bought

They’re more colorful but I think it’ll tie in well to the one tbhk clear file I’ll have up.

For hanging these up, I’m planning on a combination of floating wall shelves and gaudy sconces

So that’s the plan!! Next paycheck I’ll go after the shelves because whoo. I also better not start hanging things up until I’ve got it all. I’m sure I’ll add more things to this wall, but this is enough to get it feeling complete enough that I won’t go crazy having a half finished wall.

Thanks for reading! I’m excited to get everything in.

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sewaddle watching me work + chicken scratching sgtb

also, i'm a fool but drew those chibis on a low resolution, so they aren't really made for print... i'll do something about the quality, because i want to turn those into a charm and maybe acrylic stand.

before you know it, it's already the end of january (what?) i'm going to try make a diary post at the end of each month!

more photos under the cut:

my sis went to taiwan and its newly opened pokemon center, but almost all of the exclusive products sold out so... she came back with a pamphlet... (very sad) but i did get what i want from animate: [Chameleon Wa Tenohira Ni Koi Wo Suru] is a great BL manga i want to recommend! the art and storytelling is beautiful. please give it a read if you can!

i spent my new year's eve watching wolfey's 2 hour video after eating hotou noodles (first try making, they were yummy! thanks harunobu!) then it was fate tokuban till midnight. my lucky bag was charlemagne np2 and i got takeru!

i also fell sick during the first week of the new year (39°C fever) (crazy) it was really bad, but i was very thankful to have my family around.

the quality isn't the best because i was inside my dad's car when i took this, but my sis said the lighting was great so i quickly snapped whatever i could. i take a lot of cloud pictures coz you won't know when you need cloud textures in your drawings (lol)

i managed to get my hands on february issue of nintendo dream after calling many places... in the end it was a small shop on amazonjp... thank you... i wanted the novelty calendar and b2 poster so bad... i want to see kitakami siblings and kktbt in the same illustration...

i need to buy a b2 frame.

in february i want to focus on finishing things i've already started - especially the legends arceus illust book.

i'll do my best...

[groovesnjams]

9 / 50

"Into Your Room" by Holly Humberstone

DV:

In an overall excellent year for varying flavors of love songs, no one captured how simultaneously stupid and exquisite falling for someone feels better than Holly Humberstone. Especially when you're young, though you don't need to look further than the critical reception of early-period Carly Rae Jepsen to realize how often people underestimate their ability to feel intensely and act ridiculously long after they're past their teens. Humberstone had the year's funniest couplet in "You said you'd give me both your kidneys if I cried for help/ Like jesus christ calm down", which isn't from this song, and she had a close runner up with "You're the center of this universe/ My sorry ass revolves around you," which is. The thing about the latter is it's the emotional core of the chorus rather than a throwaway punchline in the verse, a wildly ambitious songwriting gambit. And it works! That single line, bathetic and delivered with complete sincerity, anchors the melodrama of not just "without you my soul is eternally doomed" but the opening "I will run after your moving car." It's cosmic and dumb, just like love should be.

MG:

This song certainly is highly dramatic, which makes for a strong contrast with its satellite radio in store play production. I suppose that sounds backhanded, it is – only because I have no better way to put it, but it truly does underscore the song’s purpose. “Into Your Room” is like framing an exquisite Rembrandt in one of those cheap acrylic poster frames you can buy for 20% off with an expired Bed, Bath & Beyond coupon. It’s like a fear of clowns. These words weren’t made for such builder grade dullness and to see them showcased that way makes them even more desperate and archly ironic. And, I think, due to that perverse juxtaposition, “Into Your Room” is highly quotable. If you’re whatever on the lines DV highlighted, perhaps I can interest you in “Don't make me stand outside in the pouring rain/ With a freshly ripped human heart from my rib cage/ And a boombox, how pathetic, babe.” Like which one is she holding above her head? Is Diane Court even at her window? If you are bored by “Into Your Room,” you simply aren’t listening closely enough.

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The Think Tank: Russell Senior Words: Pat Reid, Photographer: Retna Taken from Select Magazine, October 1996 Transcription: Acrylic Afternoons

Pulp's fiddle maestro Russell Senior dispenses earthy wisdom on Lovejoy, pastry dishes, Tony Blair and Cinzano.

Which are worse - pigeons or rats? I'd say rats. Pigeons wouldn't survive a nuclear holocaust, and rats would. I think that's got to be against rats really.

What's your favourite haircut? I always think Stuart from Menswear's hair looks very nice, a kind of centre parting that doesn't make him look like a swot.

What's your favourite non-UK country in the world? I like Italy very much and I found Iceland a place I'd like to go back to. Apart from that, you can stuff it really... In America the generosity of spirit is totally genuine, they do want you to have a nice day, they really do. And anyone who's got a little cafe, they want it to be the best cafe and they want you to enjoy it. And you don't get that on the M1 at all.

What is the secret of being really well dressed? Go to a lot of jumble sales. This suit was made by a tailor in Sheffield called Ashley Rogers. I think the London East End gangs used to go up there to get their suits made in the '60s. He effs and blinds, makes a chalk mark on you, swears, drops his fag, and goes and does it. I'd formerly never paid more than £10 for a suit. This one was the princely sum of £250.

Is there any cause that you would be prepared to die for? No. Other than rescuing my loved ones from a bad fate. I have in the past been involved in left-wing things and put myself in mild amounts of danger, but I'd never be the one at the front of the picket line. I'd always be three or four rows back, pushing.

If you could invent a new recreational drug what would it be like? It would put you in the frame of mind that you're in just as a thunderstorm breaks, when the electrons in the air dissipate and you get that unaccountable euphoric feeling.

What do you reckon to Lovejoy? Is antiques dealing really like that? Not in the slightest. He trolls about in his aimless fashion and 17th century bronzes and ancient manuscripts just happen to turn up on his doorstep. Most antique dealers basically buy junk for £10 and sell it for £20. My specialist field was glassware, which is hard to provenance because it doesn't have marks. That stuff is rare and valuable cos there isn't much of it. There's lots of great things that aren't worth a lot of money, like potatoes. If potatoes were rare they'd be worth a fortune, cos they're delicious.

Which is better - rock music or dance music? I'm not a massive fan of either, I prefer pop music. I used to be a rocker, I still like Motorhead, actually. I don't like dance music particularly, cos I find it difficult to dance to. I don't claim any knowledge on the subject.

If you had to do national service, which regiment would you choose to serve in? It'd have to be the SAS, because apparently they get shaved every morning no matter where they are.

If you had to give up your life and go and live in a novel or film, which one would it be? Film: probably La Dolce Vita. Novel: Possession by AS Byatt. It's about these two researchers, a bloke researching a nineteenth century male writer and a woman researching a nineteenth century female writer. They don't like each other's authors very much, but they uncover letters that show the two writers were lovers. As you might guess, the two researchers end up being drawn to each other's writer and therefore to each other. Rather like the owners of the dogs in 101 Dalmatians. I didn't know it was a 'post-feminist novel', or I certainly wouldn't have read it.

Is Tony Blair selling out the Labour Party? Well, he does have the distinction of being the first Labour leader to have sold out before getting in office, so he might be a total subversive like the Tory posters make out. God, those posters are so racist. This sinister black figure with red eyes, behind a red curtain. I think they're definitely trying to play a subliminal race thing. I wish Labour were as the Tories portray them to be - I'd probably vote for them. I'm more of a Scargillite. I didn't vote for Kinnock because he was too right-wing.

What do you make of the new Suede album? Haven't heard it. I think Bernard was a hard act to follow. They were just so hot, and now they don't seem to fit into the lineage and canopy of 'britpop' that's been defined. It seems like it could have all been there without Suede. I thought their singles were great. I remember thinking at the time that they were better than ours. I didn't think their albums were as good as ours, though.

Going to Knebworth? I'm not, no. I just fancy a night out in London. I haven't been for ages. It's the most exciting city on earth, everybody you meet around the world wants to live in London, and Londoners say 'It's so boring'...

Who are your violin-playing role models? I'd be hard put to emulate even the worst busker. I don't like Nigel Kennedy's playing very much. I like classical music as it's habitually performed, I don't like all that extra fortissimo.

Say something in a foreign language. "L'erba dell baccino e siempre piu verde." The other man's grass is always greener. It's from an Italian version of the Furry Freak Brothers comic.

It's the night before the Warrington gig and you've got 'gout'. Who do you nominate as your replacement? Anybody who could play the guitar and the violin to the standard of the average 15 year old. Someone able to master the rudiments of the notes, the squeakiness of the noises and the random element.

If pop music was made illegal tomorrow, what career would you pursue? There's a number of possibilities. One is being an inventor; I do invent things. Just domestic appliances, little gadgets to amuse myself, like a new kind of pastry dish. I do like to think that at some point in my life I will (a) write a novel, (b) do some inventions, and (c) open a restaurant.

Do you know anyone who's had cosmetic surgery? Me. False teeth. Three front ones. I lost the originals on a piece of wholegrain bread. Apparently, after assault, the second biggest cause of tooth loss is wholegrain bread.

What's the most erotic moment you've ever seen in a film? A film called The Beast by Walerian Borowczek, I remember that being quite saucy at the time. It was the less explicit things that were the most erotic, the heaviness of these oak-panelled rooms, it might have been Bach playing... I don't find squalor erotic. I know it's a Pulp thing and I recognise the truth of Jarvis' lyrics, but I like sophistication, Cinzano, these kinds of things..."

[swede1952]

Hi

Literally spent the past few minutes going through your works and I must say they’re amazing,very good and perfect.

Are they up for sale?

Thank you!

You can buy prints, posters, framed prints, wood prints, acrylic prints, metal prints, and other things with my photographs at:

[chopyfy]

Celestial Poster

Product features - Bright and intense pigment inks - Museum grade paper for long-lasting quality - Pre-installed hanging hardware for easy display - Available in black, walnut, and white frames - Protective acrylic cover included

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Rose bird - Posters with Wooden Frame

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Product price $29.01

Bring your artwork to life on these high-quality photopaper (250gsm) posters. Complete with a pinewood frame for a natural look, these posters come with a protective acrylic glass cover for long-lasting home decor. Its natural wood frame is available in black and white options and you can choose between a satin or a matte finish for your paper. Available in five sizes, horizontal and vertical orientations to best fit your art. Sawtooth hanging hardware included (except for the 11.7" x 8.3" size which has a small metallic opening on its backside instead).

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[anotherdayforchaosfay]

if you feel like it, pls tell me about your crafting journey? first craft fixation? self-taught, learn from family/friends, videos, classes? subsequent enthusiasms? favorites? proud accomplishments? regrets, if any? stuff you crave trying in the future?

I come from a family, namely my mother's side, of artists and crafters, so keep that in mind. Painters, sculptors, wood workers, potters, quilters, all sorts. As such, all art was actively encouraged.

The first crafty thing I can remember was going to ceramics class with my mom. We would pick out statues we like, paint them with glaze and then have them fired again, or paint them with acrylic paint and take them home. I remember making vases and pots out of play-doh, building cities and towers with Lego blocks, paper mache masks with newspaper and balloons.

When I was nine (so in 1992) friendship bracelets suddenly became VERY popular. I saw a girl in class making them, so she showed me how. My mom saw.mw going through her yarn so I could make my own bracelets, so off to the craft store we went. She bought me 1/4" ribbon, cheap yarn, and a boom of patterns. Hyperfixation launched! A couple years later, while visiting my grandparents, my grandma gave me a couple books of macrame patterns. Hyperfixation evolved! I was using ribbon to make these until I discovered hemp when I was 14 years old. I became very picky about my materials when I was 16, and used the crappy hemp for practice or outdoor items. In my 20s, I started vendoring and doing art trades pretty regularly. That's also when I was introduced to cotton cord that looks and behaves like high quality hemp cord, but is super soft. I was nearly 30 when I learned better methods for creating clasps that don't look like a hot mess. A few people asked how I crochet jewelry because that's apparently what it looked like.

I stopped making jewelry in my 30s due to thr loss of a ligament in my right wrist, chronic pain, and burnout. The last time I tried making jewelry was in 2021, and it was like pulling teeth from a rabid tiger. I have since sold all my supplies, patterns, books, tools, and am very happy about it.

In my early 20s, when I was a uninstudent studying to be an art teacher, I took a watercolor class and Fell. In. Love. OMG I looooooooooooove watercolor painting. Unfortunately, all my paint solidified in their tubes years ago, and have since been tossed. My style is very...flow, dreamscape abstract, and big. I dunnonhow best else to describe it. You can purchase prints and other stuff eith my work though! I'm especially proud of thr two paintings at the top of my page here:

Landscapes and extreme closeups are my preference. Georgia O'Keefe is a major influence on my painting style. I miss painting, but good paint is expensive. I have what I like on my wishlist, so feel free to buy it for me.

Folks familiar with my quilts may see how much my previous work has played a role in my style. My family has mentioned more than once they can see macrame and watercolor in my quilts with how I use color and arrange blocks.

I'm semi-self taught. My mom didn't teach me how to quilt. I remember watching her, so applied that, what I learned in videos, and I regularly ask her for input. She's a terrible teacher and has little patience, plus we live nearly 3000 miles apart. I helped handquilt a lot of her quilts when I was growing up, so that part I had down.

I took classes for painting and drawing when I was hs and uni. I used to draw a lot, namely portraits and cityscapes, bit now I can barely hold a pencil for more than a couple minutes before my hand just...can't. Ligament removal has that effect. I can paint without issue though! The straight lines combined with the flow of light and color is so pleasing to me. It's like moss on a brick wall with powerlines casting shades with the colors of the sunset reflecting off windows and onto the surface of puddles. Visual poetry. I love that shit.

I dabble in photography, and will never claim to be a professional. Here's a picture I took in 2016, and it is by and far the best photograph I have ever taken.

You can have that printed on a variety of items available under it. Please click the link and scroll down. I'm still in awe that I managed to take this picture. I was in flip flops and went running outside when my husband hollered about the sunset. Grabbed my camera and ran in flip flops, hit a dip in thr sidewalk, and got a case of road rash on my right leg. Bleeding and in pain, I took that picture, and then cleaned tf outta the wound. I had a bandaid over it for a week, but I'm allergic to the adhesive and ended up with a scar from the bandaid. That thing didn't fade for five years! Anyway...

My hope is to learn how to make my own clothes. I love the super wide leg pants I wore in the 90s through 2003. Legs wide enough to fit a body. I can find them anymore, and hate denim, so I wanna make then using cotton. Namely Hawaiian floral prints. Big, bold, loud. Fuck, yes! I need to take a class or two though. I'm the sort that needs their hand held for the first few lessons, but once I understand it...well, y'all have see my work. I also intend to learn applique and thread painting over the next couple years. My ultimate goal is to create a series of mini quilts with portraits of all the Dragon Age companions, foundation paper piecing patterns with symbols from the skill/talent trees in all three DA games, a Dune quilt (I'm a huge fan of the book series, love the mini series, the original film is a lesson in How to Fail, give the recent first film 7/10 stats, and can't see part two until it's on disc because epilepsy is a bitch), paint the bedroom to look like a forest with the ceiling looking like the arm of the milky way and tree branches, and make my own wardrobe packed with prints and colors.

Thank you for asking!

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As someone who works in printing/manufacturing I want to give some input from the other side of the counter.

First off: there are a lot of print shops out there where you can get things made, there’s really no reason to use the same ones as other artists. For prints, posters, etc, any print shop will do, even Staples. They’ve got decent prices and fast turnaround times, usually. And most products can be picked up in store to avoid shipping costs.

Seriously: go to a local shop as often as you can, to avoid shipping costs. (Unless you can find someplace online cheaper, despite the shipping)

For T-shirts: screen printing shops are pretty common these days, so try to find a local one. Doesn’t have to be big. Most places use the same shirts (usually Gildan) and the same printing method. Keep in mind that for screen printing, each color is printed via a different screen, so the more colors in your design the more expensive it will be. Shops usually charge a “frame fee” for each color, around 40-80 dollars each. Anything more than 6 colors is kinda pushing it and anything more than 12 might not be possible. If you want a shirt that has a full color print or gradients, that’s not screen printing, that’s Direct to Garment (or the newer Direct to Film). Screen-printing shops may or may not have that available you’ll just need to ask around. There’s also sublimation, but that only works on light colored shirts so your design options are limited. Ask your screen-printer what your options are. No harm in shooting them an email with your design and asking if it’s printable.

Also screen print shops will not save the frames after the order is done- you’ll be paying that frame free each time your order so plan accordingly.

People don't really like wearing white shirts.

When ordering shirt sizes: DON’T just get 10 or each size S to XXL or whatever. Sizes are in a bell curve, so get, for example, 3 small, 5 medium, 8 large, 5 XL, 3 XXL.

Don’t try to buy your own shirts (or other materials) and bring it in to be printed- just don’t, please. Printers can get the same thing cheaper and at a consistent quality, so let them handle it. (Also if a print messes up we can just get another blank from the back room instead of of ruining your shirt)

CustomInk is good but tbh a lot of their stuff is outsourced to local screen printing shops. You might be able to cut out the middle man and get it cheaper at a local shop.

^all that t-shirt stuff also applies to tote bags

Also keep in mind the print on a t-shirt can go up to 12 in x 16 in usually.

For stickers, try to find a place that sells vinyl or banners, like a print shop or trophy shop. They might also do bulk stickers of good quality. If there isn’t a place like that locally, do research and find a store online.

Trophy shops are your friend! They often do a lot of different custom printing, so ask your local shop what they have available.

For buttons: try print shops or trophy shops. But honestly this one might be better to do at home, especially if you’re doing a lot of different little things. The materials are cheap, the prints can literally be made on a regular printer with regular paper, and a cheap button press costs about $100

For pins and acrylic charms: always order about 10% more than you need, especially if you’re ordering overseas. The industry has a 10% margin of error and not everyone does quality control. Any extras you get can be sold as B-grades or leftovers.

For plushies: I don’t know anything about plushies. Sorry, you’re on your own for those.

Buying in bulk is always cheaper, so plan accordingly. Get an idea of how many you want before walking into a store.

Pretty much everything prints at 300 dpi, which means if you want to print a 5 in x 7 art print, your image needs it be AT LEAST 1500x2100 pixels, or else it’ll come out pixelated and there’s nothing anyone can do about it.

Also if something is going to be printed up to the edge of the material (like an art print) make sure there’s .25 inches of safe space around all the edges- things in that space could get cut off, so no important details like writing.

I don’t know how else to say this, but: KNOW WHAT YOU WANT BEFORE YOU ORDER. Have a design, know your size and material, know how many you want. CUSTOM printing means all these things change the price of the order and nothing can get started until you make these decisions.

Most shops will send you a mock-up (or “proof”) before printing, so keep and eye on your email and respond in a timely matter if you want things to be printed in a timely matter. Of course, any changes you make to your product during the process could slow things down, but that’s to be expected. Basically, if you make a dozen changes don’t get mad that stuff isn’t ready at the agreed time. (One or two changes are normal but please don’t do a whole bunch if you don’t have to)

Most places know what they’re doing and don’t want to bother with sending you a sample for something they’ve printed a thousand times (t-shirts, tote bags, acrylic charms, stickers). Look at their sample products and judge the quality of those. They’ll send a mock-up instead. Anything that isn’t just a printed blank is another story. Plushies, pins, and custom clothing (anything more complicated than a graphic tee), you’ll probably want a sample. Any good shop would recommend a sample if it’s necessary.

You DO have to do your own research. Your budget and location are going to determine what shop works for you. Just decide what you want, google it, and make your own decision based on their prices.

My last piece of advice: START SMALL. Do one stack of art prints, one stack of stickers, the smallest batch of pins you can do- test out the shop and the product before going all in and wasting your money. Don’t drop a ton of money and place a ton of orders unless you’ve tried a shop and are confident in their abilities.

would anyone be interested if I made a breakdown post of reasons why merch artists don't share their manufacturers? it's oversimplified as "artists are just gatekeeping" in part because I think there's just not a lot of awareness that it's a significantly more complex situation and involves some level of risk compared to sharing simpler resources such as brushes

artists also don't tend to explain beyond "sorry, I don't share my manufacturers" (for good reason, they're not going to write an essay to answer a quick question) but maybe diving into the details will help people understand why so many merch artists are protective of their manufacturers and will not share with strangers