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We sell a collection of limited edition handmade art. Printed on a variety of paper, most are hand numbered, all made with a lot of love and plenty of pain.

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Most of our shirts are printed on American Apparel, all designs are printed in our studio.

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Other limited edition creations we make in our studio that aren’t shirts and prints.

Time Out Chicago- Home Decor Issue

“It’s possible to get [posters] from artists that are very affordable…a lot for $20 and definitely under $50, [so you can] buy enough that you can switch it out,” she says. “It looks nice and can reflect a certain point in your life or interests.” Locally, she loves the Bird Machine (pictured, bottom right; thebirdmachine.com), Spike Press (pictured, middle; spikepress.com), the Post Family (pictured, bottom left; thepostfamily.com) and Little Friends of Printmaking (thelittlefriendsofprintmaking.com).

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Posted by Sam Post on October 14, 2007.

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New Year's Eve Party

Join us in ringing in the new year with family and friends at The Family Room. $20 gets you all you can eat and drink and if you bring a dish we’ll give you $10 back! The fun will start at approximately 8pm, although it may vary for each person. While you’re there, be sure to jump around in our inflatable bouncy room, grab a drink from our rollerskating monkey waiter and make the night permanent with some ink from our drunk tattoo intern. It’ll be a blast! Space is limited, so act quickly. There aren’t actual tickets, you’ll be on a list.
AUTO

AUTO is 30 lead blocks hand letterpressed. Custom blue/metallic ink on blue French paper. Limited edition. 6×10 inches.
Camera Poster #2

The first one was so popular, I thought I’d make a second one. It’s the same size, color and configuration as the first one so it’ll be great as a pair or by itself. 24” x 27” on 80lb French Dur-O-Tone Butcher White paper. Edition of 250, signed and numbered.
HTML

The print expresses the wild and unorganized world of HTML markup before the advent of CSS and Web Standards.
Laptop Sweater

Because of our need to look for new ways to reuse and put back unwanted materials into the product cycle, and as a way to remember what our relatives were wearing during the holidays in the 90’s, I made these laptop sweaters.

One size fits all. Made small enough for a 13” but will stretch to fit a 17” (shown on a 15” MacBook Pro).
Holla - Framed

This is a 5×7 inch collage I did on a piece of aged paper. The main imagery came from a dresser in the basement of my parents house (that’s my uncle!). The rest is from random stuff laying around my apartment and studio. Comes framed.

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