Invincible Summer

by NJG

Showing posts with label 2012. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2012. Show all posts

Sunday, January 1, 2012

A Julie Klausner Holiday Card!

Happy New Year, Friends!

Here is a holiday card I drew for Julie Klausner, star of podcast, print, stage & screen.



Card seen here next to a walnut Santa Mouse, made by my neighbor Alice.

She is featured with her cat, Smiley Muffin, clad in a banner & wishing you a Happy New Year.

You can listen to her podcast here or on iTunes.
Highly recommended.


xoxo Happy 2012!!!

n.g.

p.s. The first thing I bought in 2012 was some french fries. Just so you know.

Monday, November 7, 2011

Calendars Are....

Almost Here!


Here is a photo of them from the printer.
They're in the process of being cut, folded, and stapled now.

I'll post as soon as they are here and ready to be sent.

n.g.

Friday, October 7, 2011

Portland- Save on calendar shipping. Everyone Else- save on other stuff.




Hello! I realized this morning (thanks to Felice), that I can figure out a way for Portlanders to not pay shipping on calendars.

If you live in Portland and would like to pre-order a calendar, I can offer you free shipping by offering a pick-up location, and also hand delivering some by bike.
If you live within 5 miles of North Portland (give or take), I will deliver your calendar by bike.
If you live outside of that, or are able to pick up, I believe I'll have your calendars ready and waiting at either The IPRC or Reading Frenzy downtown (9th & Oak). I will email you when the time comes and let you know where and how to pick up.

SO:
If you go to Etsy , you can put in the coupon code "Portlandprice" to get your free shipping.
BUT PLEASE include in the notes section whether you'd like pickup or delivery.





P.s. Note- All of the animal dudes you see in this post will be in the calendar. The tapir, the piglets, and the dogs.
Now about those dogs- This is a drawing of Diego and Kona, which was inspired by & drawn from a photograph taken by Carli Davidson.
Diego lost his eyes at age 3, and had Kona as his seeing eye pug for eleven years.
I am very appreciative to Carli for documenting their story and allowing me to portray them in ink.