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• Pen and Ink vs Computer Graphics
  by hahpistuff

  Okay, so I’m at the fun and exciting part of my book where I am illustrating bits and pieces here and there. I have been fighting with…

  Okay, so I’m at the fun and exciting part of my book where I am illustrating bits and pieces here and there. I have been fighting with myself over whether I should go old school and do my picutes in pen and ink like I did when I first started them or make them with my computer like my stuff has evolved into. What do you think? I havent messed with pen and ink in so long…..but a part of me misses it. At the same time, I like being able to do my pictures on the computer too. What should I do? Any advice would be awesome :)

• Where are the painters, illustrators and graphic artists?
  by Natalie Perkins

  I’ve been keeping a close eye on the featured and popular pages on Red Bubble, and wondering where all the painters, illustrators and gra…

  I’ve been keeping a close eye on the featured and popular pages on Red Bubble, and wondering where all the painters, illustrators and graphic artists are?! There are some AMAZING artists working in these media on the site, but it just seems like they’re all being lost in the system. I have nothing against photography or the photographers, but it’d be nice to see a more even spread. So – do your bit! Upload your best painting, illustrative or graphic pieces Seek out painted and illustrated works Comment, fave and watch! The popular algorithm is a closely guarded Red Bubble secret, however I’m sure doing the above things can help boost painting and illustration on this site. I know we can all help bring attention to the amazing artists on this site who deserve to have a little light shone on them! I will go through my own watch list and select and feature artists who I think deserve to be a little more popular. I have sent in my request to have an Illustration group on RB, and Kathleen emailed me back a few days later and said that many people had requested the same thing and that they were nutting out a plan for launching such a group. I really can’t wait, I do think a group dedicated to illustrators might be the shot in the arm needed for illustrative artists. If you’re with me, let me know!! Spread the word! (I have submitted this to a few groups, please let me know if this is appropriate – because I think it is, and highly beneficial to us all!!)

• Brick and Mortar Sales
  by BySilent

  Today one of the galleries that hangs my work informed me that 3 of my works sold. Castle Rock, Love’s Creek....

  Today one of the galleries that hangs my work informed me that 3 of my works sold. Castle Rock, Love’s Creek and Root Ball. Castle Rock and Root Ball I have not posted to redbubble because of contractual obligations with a licensing company. Love’s Creek seems to be a very popular piece the unlimited edition sells well in brick and mortar venues. The artist proof series sold out in the first month that the proofs were up for sale. So Love’s Creek is now mostly unlimited editions for sale but I am getting ready to put out another series on hand made paper of work that revolve around the word Love. I like galleries because I like to create, I am not a fan of the “mundane” thing called marketing. It is a necessary evil but an evil that I am not very big upon. The gallery owner is designed to not only market their “place” but they also go the extra mile to market the artists in their gallery. They do this because most pay the rent via the commissions on sales of the art. It is for me the perfect union I don’t mind the gallery taking their “cut” since they earn it and I did not have to do anything but create the art. Art shows you have to market by being at the show in a booth and if the weather is off, or the public attending are not the type of people that would purchase what you do … it can have drastic negative impact on your time, energy and bank account. Some artists thrive in art shows and I say more power to them. I am just happy that sales via galleries are happening and that more and more galleries are contacting me for my work. Makes for a very happy camper and artist.

• ink & blood: what do your tags say about you?
  by bellmusker

  We are ink & blood / and things that make stains / Erica Jong / I love reading people’s tags. When I go to photography exhibiti…

  We are ink & blood / and things that make stains / Erica Jong / I love reading people’s tags. When I go to photography exhibitions, I’m often drawn to the artists’ statements more than the images. On RB, I always take in the tags just as much as I drink in the images. I’m sure the photographers reading this are shaking their heads, but I’m equally sure the writers are grinning :) On a wintry night with the wind slamming against my window, I’m finishing off some writing for submission, and considering the themes that are woven through many of my words. I’ve been scrolling through the tags to my writing and wondering what they reveal about me; my themes, my obsessions, my traits. I’m sure anyone who knows me can make some predictions about the tags that reoccur: wench, whiskey, faith, ripe, madness, stilettos and ink all get honourable mentions. I can see that one recurrent theme for me is scents, for I often focus on this all too underrated sense: vanilla, cinnamon, cloves, pears. And my representative animal is undoubtedly the serpent, for words of snakes, hissing and Medusa pour out of me in infrequent bursts. I know what they symbolise to me, a shining mix of seduction, psychosis and rebirth, and this is why I have thirteen of them tattooed on my body. I am a little surprised, however, to see how often they poke their heads out of my pen, and shed their skins on my keyboard. But the tags that came up most, in order, are desire, regeneration, blood, honey, and gold. I do wonder what that says about me.

• My Second TShirt Sold Today!
  by Karin Taylor

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  / Daisy Daze TShirt Tonight I was so excited to learn that my very special bubbling buddy Belinda C had purchased one of my Daisy Daze Tees – a huge thank you from the bottom of my heart for making my day goes out to Belinda :) Here’s me in my “Daisy Daze” TShirt, it’s the photo currently up in the Buyer’s Booth, the colours are not quite as bright as the RB version shows, but it is still lovely….and everyone here at home is loving it….it’s so nice to wear an original design you know no-one else around will have on!

• My Journey on RedBubble so far.....
  by Janis Zroback

  Today I started to reflect on my Journey on RedBubble since I joined in March 2008, and I came to the realization that it has taken many …

  Today I started to reflect on my Journey on RedBubble since I joined in March 2008, and I came to the realization that it has taken many unexpected turns…. / / I had found RB through reading the posts on Empty Easel, and thought “why not?” / I was already listed on a number of artists’ sites and thought “this will be just another community of artists to join”... / / The first thing that was striking about RB was the absence of advertising and the ease of negotiating the site…uploads were fast as well…I hate waiting…. / / But soon I came to the real reason most of us love RB…the community….the uncompromising support for each other’s endeavours, and also for me, the perfect venue to showcase the collections of work I do outside of my main portfolio… / / I was also given the opportunity to instruct, something I also love to do, with my writings on Chinese Brush Painting, and I hope to be able to continue writing How-To articles on many different topics… / / So as the Journey continues, I would like to once again thank all those wonderful people who have me on their watchlists, and always take the time to comment on my latest offerings, {you know who you are} I now number you among my friends, and also those who have just found me and continue to compliment my work… all the group moderators who have chosen my work to feature….among them are All Things Orange, Fine Arts, Artists of the Orient, Illustration, All things Poetic Prose and Philosophical, Homepage {twice}, Mature Woman, and A Novel Idea…. those who have bought my work…..this is beginning to sound like and Oscar speech and if I don’t stop I will start thanking all the “little people” very soon, and believe me there are none…..... / / I hope this Journey continues to be as enjoyable as it has been so far…Janis

• Angels on Show
  by John Douglas

  I have some of my paintings from my series Angels Over Australia on display in the Kings Cross/City East Neighbourhood Centre foyer. / ...

  I have some of my paintings from my series Angels Over Australia on display in the Kings Cross/City East Neighbourhood Centre foyer. The series depicts Charlie’s Angels coming to Australia and saving the world from an evil radioactive Hector Crawford clone. City East Neighbourhood Service Centre / 50 – 52 Darlinghurst Road, / Kings Cross/Potts Point / Sydney NSW 2011 From January 29th till Febuary 22nd.

• dancer pen & ink series
  by Laurie McClave

  Pen and ink drawings of dancers / !http://images-3.redbubble.com/img/art/backingcolor:white/product:greeting-card/view:preview/443168-3-fl…

  Pen and ink drawings of dancers / / / /

• So many Printers... which brand to choose???
  by Kevin Kroeker

  I am in the market for a new printer and well… with there being so many different ones to choose from I could use a little help. If any…

  I am in the market for a new printer and well… with there being so many different ones to choose from I could use a little help. If anyone has any suggestions that would be totally great. I am looking to print a large volume of photos (5×7) and so I need somehting that is effiecient when it comes to ink but also has excellent picture quality. In the price range of $100 or so. I know its not much but its all I can do at the moment lol. Any tips would be so greatly appreciated. / / Thanks so much, / Kevin

• JAPANFLUENCE Featured Artist Interview
  by Karin Taylor

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  / Click here to read the interview Hello and guess what….i just got interviewed by the famous thickblackoutline and also see “tbo’s Japanfluence Blog for the Japanfluence Group as Artist of the Month – big honour – big interview!!!!! Please, if you are interested to learn more about my creative process, / do go and have a read. In the interview I get to share lots about where my ideas come from and why I do the things I do…... peace / K

• What your favourite record cover?
  by Jessica Shipard

  I am embarking on a new creative venture of re-interpreting and redesigning record covers with different materials to give them a third d…

  I am embarking on a new creative venture of re-interpreting and redesigning record covers with different materials to give them a third dimension, dynamic colours and tangible textures using everything from leather to stitching to coloured ink. This is all in the the belief that record covers are truely amazing pieces of artwork in their images and to make them more tangible would be a wounderful thing. I have already finished Belle and Sebastian “Tigermilk” which will be uploaded soon am working on Pink Floyd and the Sex Pistols and my interpretation of The Velvet Underground and Nico “Andy Warhol” is in my portfolio. You could have hanging on your wall a slightly different interpretation of a record cover that has meant something to your life and that you really appreciate for its design and for the music, culture and time that it symbolises. So I’m putting it out there to you my creative friends (that would be you and you) what are your favourite record covers and why? and if you are interested in ordering a design feel free to let me know. Also any other ideas you may have would be greatly appreciated. Thanks and I hope you enjoy what is to come xx

• Red Bubble you have made my day
  by coppertrees

  Thank you so much for this inspirational day. I opened my activity box and a message read’ your bamboo#1 has been put on the front page….

  Thank you so much for this inspirational day. I opened my activity box and a message read’ your bamboo#1 has been put on the front page. Well I about fell off my chair. Wow what a honor for me. Thank you so very much for the inspiring day. / Vickie Bodie (coppertrees)

• It's all too much!!
  by Sarah Moore

  So after my excitement at selling a card – I go to bed only to get up this morning and find that one of my drawings I uploaded last night…

  So after my excitement at selling a card – I go to bed only to get up this morning and find that one of my drawings I uploaded last night is on the HomePage!!!! Since then another of my drawings has made it onto the HomePage – what’s going on?! WOW…its all too much, I think I have to go and have a lie down. Thanks Red Bubble!

• Design me a tattoo and I will buy you a Tshirt!!
  by Craig Dick

  Yep, Design me a tattoo and I will buy you a Tshirt… it’s that simple. Im fed up of not knowing what to get next… so yeah… you d…

  Yep, Design me a tattoo and I will buy you a Tshirt… it’s that simple. Im fed up of not knowing what to get next… so yeah… you do it / and I will buy you a Tshirt of your choice from Redbubble. Then I will get it drawn on me… and you’ll be a part of me… sort of! please? ok go! no tribal designs though… they piss me off.

• Wow!
  by Bridgett Ferguson

  This guy’s work is awesome! / Check him out! Daniel Mathers / Peace. / Bridgett :)

  This guy’s work is awesome! / Check him out! Daniel Mathers / Peace. / Bridgett :)

• Elephants like Green Tea
  by Karin Taylor

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  Hi, I bet you didn’t know that!!! / A word of caution, if you have a pet elephant don’t try it…..as I’m just trickin’!!!! / I just said that because my bubbly friend georgiegirl who does gorgeous gorgeous arty farty stuff (which you should check out…i love her gorgeous birdy drawing in particular) and she takes great pix too….also, her mum is a bubbler too, wow, fancy that!!!!!! if you go to georgiegirls bubble, you can get to her mum’s bubble from the link she’s provided (deep breath) just bought two of my cards!!!!!!! *Thank you so much georgiegirl i hope you enjoy these :D / Asha / Little Green Teapot

• We're on the Home Page
  by Janis Zroback

  Congratulations to all the Oriental Artists who made it to the Home Page today…I was so pleased to see my painting Early Morning Feed a…

  Congratulations to all the Oriental Artists who made it to the Home Page today…I was so pleased to see my painting Early Morning Feed among them…. Thank you Home Page… /

• Tales from an Artist's Journal
  by Janis Zroback

  I have been making continuous sales for a while now, [made some more today] and it makes me quite happy…but it means I will be thinking…

  I have been making continuous sales for a while now, [made some more today] and it makes me quite happy…but it means I will be thinking more of what buyers like as cards and prints and showing it on my pages… / / As a result, I have been deleting paintings on a regular basis…that being said, I would like to continue to show you, my friends, my many different styles of paintings….. so I’m thinking of showing them in the writing section, and I will include some info on the painting itself…colours used, type of paper, special effects if any, and so on..there will be subject matter of every kind… / I have been asked a number of times “how did you do that” or “what paper did you use”? / I have an idea for a series of articles called [so far] “Tales from an Artist’s Journal”, but I will do it only if there is sufficient interest…as some of you already know, it’s takes a lot of time and effort to write anything… / So if you are interested in seeing more of my other work and learning a bit of how I achieve the effects in some of the pieces, please let me know….Janis

• Things to know before you get a tattoo...
  by margodalia

  Oh lordy lordy, I just saw the most awful, shameless bulletin (on myspace) for a tattoo studio a few minutes ago. I figured since this bu…

  Oh lordy lordy, I just saw the most awful, shameless bulletin (on myspace) for a tattoo studio a few minutes ago. I figured since this bulletin is clearly meant to exploit the less knowledgeable’s quest for a deal rather than quality, maybe it’s time to go over how to shop for your tattoo artist and shop. RULE 1- Bargain Hunting will get you crap. Good work ain’t cheap, and cheap work aint good. I will now start off with an example of how a shop can lure the unsuspecting in, based soley on price and not on claims of talent or skill. observe: Just remeber SUNDAY is LADIES DAY!!!! Ladies get $20.00 OFF tattoos ALL DAY LONG!!! NO SHOP MINIMUM.. and remeber HAPPY HOUR!!!! 4pm to 6pm Daily get 1/2 off all tattoos (does not apply to custom or hourly work, no other discounts or special apply with this offer) We also dropped our shop minimum.. stop in and see how low you can get your ink for. We beat any shop or underground artists. check us out online www.mxxxxxxxtats.com / or call for more details (843)-xxx-xxxx thanks to all of you who support us , Mxxxxxxxx Tattoo Staff I ‘x’ed the name and number of the shop to protect them from the heap of embarrassment that i am about to throw at them. But most of you can figure out who this is, especially if you live in the Moncks Corner area. OK, if you even have to mention underground artists, you clearly aren’t playing the professional game. Professionals never have to compare their skill level to scratchers. Next, and lets see how many astute readers caught on to this, they claim not to have a shop minimum, and also claim that they have dropped the shop minimum. So, which is it? Look folks, shop minimums exist to make sure that the artist is not working on you for pennies, and you pay the shop minimum to show that you respect the talents and skills of your artist. Lastly, “stop in and see how low you can get your ink for” basically says, “we’ll cut the throat of any shop out there to make a buck. Come to us because of price, let’s not mention a word about skillsets.” Those of you who are avid collectors, artists, or fans of the tattoo culture already understand what a scary sentiment this is. Those of you who are new to this- do not get roped in by promises of a deal… something that will be on your body the rest of your life is not something to be bargain-hunted. Would you bargain hunt for a brain surgeon? Would you bargain hunt for the dude who’s going to pull your wisdom teeth? Hell no. Because it will affect the REST OF YOUR LIFE. Don’t be a sucker and go with the person who offers the cheapest price… have more respect for your body. RULE 2- If you don’t like their attitude, WALK THE FUCK OUT. You don’t deserve to be treated poorly, because even though we artists enjoy a great deal of freedom with clients, there’s no reason for us to be unnecessarily rude just because we can be. Now, let’s not mistake this for an artist being brutally honest with you. If you bring me a design that is going to make an awful tattoo, I will tell you, even though it will hurt your feelings. I’ll try to be as nice about it as possible, I will make suggestions on how to modify the design, but I will not do a bad tattoo to protect your fragile ego. If I cannot come to an agreement with the client, I will suggest they seek another artist, rather than put my name to a bad design. I want every tattoo to be the best it can be, weather I do it, or someone else. I’m not in this for the money (although getting paid is rather nice), I do this because I love the art and it’s in my blood. If you cannot take a professional’s opinion, then you may not be ready for a tattoo. That being said, if an artist totally ignores your input, or is unnecessarily nasty, walk out. if they have that little respect for you before the tattoo, imagine how much less they’ll have for you AFTER you’ve forked over your cash. RULE 3- Look at Portfolios! If you doubt the authenticity, ask for references, or to see some of the work in person! This is not unheard of- it’s doing your research. Look at pictures of your artist’s work, just because they’re in a studio doesn’t mean they’re any good. There are great artists in the Charleston area, I feel fortunate to work with a bunch of them at Blu Gorilla (hey, I’m not too shabby meseff), you just have to look. There’s a bunch of garbage shops out there too. Don’t get discouraged because the ONE shop you’ve visited had crap work or atmosphere, check out others. I get infuriated with the ignorant snob children who bitch and moan that “there aren’t any good shops in Charleston”, when I know damned well they’ve NEVER been to the shops I have worked at. They’re elitist whiner pussies who really mean, “there’s no shops out there willing to trade ass for ink because I could be a Suicide Girl if I wanted but oh wait i’m just a little too fat/ugly/whory/lazy/etc” ... So don’t buy the line of the industry being too new here- All of us in it are not as new as the legalization, and if you just got out there and looked before making up your uneducated minds, then you’d know that. Second, if you have doubts as to the authenticity of a person’s portfolio, ask to see some of the work in person. There should be at least one or two people that the artist can put you in contact with. I have told you about that local scratcher hack, Rico- he stole a bunch of my portfolio pics, got studio work (although he only lasted a whopping 3 hours before getting canned) and a host of unsuspecting clients who believed my work was his. He was a dumb bastard to steal pics from someone locally, because…well, I’m not going to incriminate myself in writing, let’s just leave it at that. Karma will get him. RULE4- Ask about sterilization. Do they have an autoclave (all shops are required to have and use one). Are all needles new AND sterile? NEVER use an artist who re-sterilizes needles- the needle is DULL after one use, and it cannot be cleaned of all bodily fluids and/or matter sufficiently to be re-used. It’s a disgusting, outdated practice that most artists wouldn’t even CONSIDER. If you do not have the option of watching your artist set up their station, walk out. What are they hiding by not letting you have the option to watch? I make my clients watch me open my tubes and needle packages, every time, even if they have been to my chair 10 times… that way, there are no doubts. RULE5- Although we are a service industry, you do NOT have the right to be an asshole to us. It’s a guarantee that you will not get the artist’s best work. Why would you want to piss off a person right before they stick a needle in your skin? We have the right to refuse service to anyone, which means you could dickhead your way out of a great tattoo from a great artist. Don’t assume that you know our job better than we do- you don’t. Asking questions is one thing, telling us what needle to use is another. RULE6- BE CLEAN!!!! If you come in to get your ass tattooed, you better not have little dinglies hanging off it. If you want your foot tattooed, don’t come in after a 15-hour shift at waffle house in wet sneakers. And don’t be offended if, when you come in stinking, we send your nasty ass to the bathroom with paper towels and a bottle of green soap to wash your funk off. You want us to take our time and put our heart and soul into your tattoo- don’t make us want to rush because you can’t wash properly. It’s disgusting and unhygenic. Enough said. RULE7- You don’t have to get work from an artist who appears to be either hungover, drunk, or doped up. If they aren’t on top of their game that day, reschedule, or move on to someone else. If an artist tells you the day of your appt, “hey man, I am really feeling like crap, can we do this another day”.... RESCHEDULE, and THANK them for their concern for your well-being. Why would you insist a person work when they aren’t at their best? Do you think we are going to do the best job we can when we have a cold, or a horrible backache? We can’t predict when we’ll feel bad any more than you can, so don’t get pissed off when we are having a bad day or feeling under the weather. We want the best tattoo for you, and if that means not taking your money that day, then fine, that’s what it means. I personally have much more respect for someone that would tell me they feel like shit rather than just muddle through a job and hope it goes well. I have turned down appointments because I have had too much coffee that morning, and most clients understand that they’d rather me NOT be geeked-on-caffiene shaky. The one’s that can’t understand, well, they’re probably the same people who bargain hunt and whine later that their artist fell asleep while working on them because they INSISTED on having ink done that day. RULE8 – If I’m going to be sober, you better be as well. Don’t come in fucked up. When you are drunk, you talk with your hands, move all over the place, and you ‘feel it’ more. This makes for a bad tattoo. Imagine trying to sign your name on a piece of paper that someone is shaking back and forth- that’s what it’s like to tattoo a drunk. It sucks, and the work isn’t going to be the best. I also don’t recommend being stoned- I’ve tried it, and from a client’s perspective, it is AWFUL- if it doesn’t kill your buzz, you’ll just zone out on the pain and it will feel worse. Or you’ll get the munchies halfway through, take WAY too long of a break, and going back to work will be sheer torture. So, I wouldn’t recommend the herbal remedies. As for other ingestible items, I’ll say this- In 10 years I have only thrown 2 people out of my chair because I simply could not put up with their moving, shaking, and attention-whoring antics… and both of them were on pills. Sober really is the best way, and in additon to that, let’s go to… RULE8- How to make sure your body is in the best shape to be tattooed. 1. Be hydrated. Drink lots of water days before and after your tattoo, the skin will accept ink better, and you will heal faster. 2. Eat a decent meal within 4 hours of your tattoo procedure. It will help your body regulate blood sugar better and it will REALLY make it hurt less. Most people who pass out do so because they have not eaten recently. If you are a nervous wreck coming in, bring some candy to eat during the procedure. It will help. 3. Do not use bleaching and/or acid treatments on skin to be tattooed. It will affect how the ink holds, and I have seen 25-yr olds with the skin texture of an octegenarian because they use some funky chemicals on their skin, and it has made it very hard to ink. 4. Be HONEST on your medical release. Just because you’re allergic to latex doesn’t mean you can’t get tattooed. We have nitrile gloves, no sweat. But if you dont tell us, you’re going to have a really nasty reaction and could possibly have to go to the ER. We WANT to tattoo you, so if we say we cannot, it’s for a VERY good reason. Don’t try to trick us, you’ll wind up sick, and wind up with us chewing you out while we drive you to the doctor. 5. Don’t be hungover, and try to have had a good night’s rest. Your body (and you) will behave much better if it is in good condition. So, that about sums it up. Initially I was just flabbergasted at the base attempt at a shop to exploit the lack of knowledge of customers. I still am. But every customer need to know these things. Please, ask any questions or make any comments you want. I’d like this blog to be an open forum for information exchange and dissemination. Oh yeah, and here’s my shameless plug again: http://www.margotattoo.com there’s my portfolio, I will be adding more pics soon, as well as a blog feature for those who don’t care too much for myspace. Also, if you feel giving and want to make me a cool nickle, all you have to do is click on the banner ads. Don’t have to buy anything, just click. It’s google ads, so they wont put malware or any of that crap on your machine either. All it does is make me a nickle, which in turn helps pay for the hubby’s sundays at the driving range, which in turn gives me a peaceful sunday morning at home. Don’t I deserve peace? Doesn’t the world deserve peace? Do you HATE peace? Click the banner ads for world peace. Now THAT was shameless.

• A Novel Idea Feature Friday, features Janis Zroback
  by Janis Zroback

  “Every Friday we will feature authors whose work has been chosen as being representative of the talent found at RedBubble and at A Novel …

  “Every Friday we will feature authors whose work has been chosen as being representative of the talent found at RedBubble and at A Novel Idea.” I am so pleased that I was chosen as representative of the talent on RedBubble, and showcased on Feature Friday of the Novel Idea blogazine…. See it here

• Matryoshka Doll Series
  by Karin Taylor

  I am beginning a new series! and it lots of fun :D The Matryoshka Family are on Holiday in Oz! Matryoshka Dolls on Holidays are f…

  I am beginning a new series! and it lots of fun :D The Matryoshka Family are on Holiday in Oz! Matryoshka Dolls on Holidays are featuring on my greeting cards over the next few days at Red Bubble….ie these are a family of six Russian Dolls who are currently on holiday in Australia, you cannot miss them as they are wearing bikinis and sarongs, which with their fat little figures is just a little bit outrageous…..and quite a bit different from their usual winter attire over in Russia where it’s sooo cold….anyway, they’ll be popping up all over the place on Red Bubble, as they make their way ‘round all the tourist spots! Here is a look at the first three so far….more to come :D Matryoshka Family in the Pink from ‘Matryoshka Series’ cards by Karin Taylor / Matryoshka Family Purple Day from ‘Matryoshka Series’ cards by Karin Taylor / Matryoshka on Holiday on White /

• How's everyone's sales going?
  by EAMO

  G’day you bubbly arty rogues, How’s everyone going with selling thier work here? Anyone recieved an artwork they bought from the site?...

  G’day you bubbly arty rogues, How’s everyone going with selling thier work here? Anyone recieved an artwork they bought from the site? I’m still addicted to this, it’s replaced myspace, which I was sick of anyway. Hooroo! / Eamo.

• I JUST LAUNCHED MY NEW WEBSITE...
  by EAMO

  G’day Redbubble mates, I just re-launched my new website. Check it out of you may…. www.eamo.com.au eamo…

  G’day Redbubble mates, I just re-launched my new website. Check it out of you may…. www.eamo.com.au eamo@eamo.com.au Thanks a mill! Hooroo, / Eamo.

• Can't get enough of this site!...
  by EAMO

  G’day! I’m still quite stunned that this site is around, I’ve been trying to figure out a simple way to get my work printed and for sa…

  G’day! I’m still quite stunned that this site is around, I’ve been trying to figure out a simple way to get my work printed and for sale for a while now. And this site has taken care of both! I LOVE IT! Now all I gotta do is sell some stuff so I can buy some of your works. I can’t wait to see what redbubble has instore for us all next. Hooroo, / Eamo.