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Sharp-tongued art: the ZING you need 😈

Art is for nothing if not freedom of expression. And sometimes what we have to express is...not "polite". Sometimes, we're frustrated, we're opinionated, we have side-eye! And thank goodness—how dull it would be if we were just, y'know, okay with everything all the time?!

We're fauning over flora 🌺

Come faun over flora with us—the sun is shining, the birds are singing, and the grass is...greening! Have you seen those bright little faces popping up all around you? You’re not seeing things—they’re daffodils. Over at 20x200 we’re feeling gleeful as we watch our sharp, gritty NYC world soften a...

Mapping our world 🗺️

We love a marriage of two seemingly contradictory concepts: map-making, a stereotypically data-driven, fact-based field, with art, subjective to its core. It’s easy to forget that map-making has long been a craft more than a science, and even now, this science is still at the whim of human bias.

NEW Martha Rich mini dishes + a restock too!

It’s Spring and Martha Rich’s beloved Speech Bubble Mini Dishes are giving us a fresh perspective! We think you’ll be very excited to learn that we restocked your favorite styles AND added three new ones: Write that shit down, The dog did it, and Because I said so.

The joy of simple pleasures 🧁

Amidst the hectic nature of our days, it’s crucial to stop and appreciate the simple pleasures that snap us back into the present moment. Accessing that small but meaningful grounding practice or daily dopamine hit can really do wonders.

Exploring 2D texture + tactility

Have you ever received a warning look from the museum security guard for leaning just a little too close to a painting? Those thick brushstrokes are so enticing and honestly…sexy. Today we’re celebrating 2D art that makes you wanna crawl into it.

New! Letterpress fiddleheads 🌱

Yippee!! Today is the first day of Spring: the world is unfurling from its winter sleep, and we are unfurling with it. We’re very excited to release Ferns, a new handmade letterpress print featuring the legendary work of Dutch artist Julie de Graag (1877-1924).

On the wing! 🕊️

The season of migration gives one a nostalgic pang—at least, folks who grew up in areas where they saw birds on zee move. If we could include audio of a hundred honking geese in this email, we would.