I’ve gotten a lot of requests for prints. I bought my own Ultrachrome-ink capable printer and realized the cost per print and time invested in printing and shipping packages was too much. I’d need to sell prints for more than I felt comfortable charging.

Instead of pricing prints at a level higher than many could afford, I’ve opted to partner with a print on demand company. After considering the available services, I settled on inPRNT.

The print quality is top shelf on high quality stock. They ship flat. Their profit sharing is the most generous I’ve seen for artists. inPRNT and I have an existing relationship both thanks to the handful, and growing, contigent of Stylus users selling prints there and my casual e-friending of it’s founder, a mutual forum dweller. It was a pretty easy decision.

I’m eager to make work that isn’t a product of art direction and multiple-party collaboration. If sales of these prints are supportive of the effort, I’d like to produce tees, vinyl toys, skatedecks – sky’s the limit.