I used to be a desk-bound graphic designer, which involved a lot of sitting still and questioning things. I took up screen printing so I could actually touch the things I make. The upside is that it guarantees properly made T-shirts and wall art; the downside is that I now have ink under my fingernails.
All items are designed and screen-printed by me. There are no third parties, no automation, and no magic printing machines quietly doing the work while I take the credit. If something’s gone wrong, it’s definitely my fault.
Most of the work is inspired by indie music and pop culture, with a bit of political sentiment and humour thrown in — because it seemed pointless not to. I print both limited and open edition screen prints, mainly because not everything should be rare, but some things probably should.
