The Swartz Brothers Puddles the Dog, 2025Archival Pigment Print on Perforated Blotter Paper 7.5 x 7.5 in Edition of 100
Hand signed + numbered by the artists. Perforated and published by Zane Kesey in Pleasant Hill, OR.
Aaron Brooks I Will Remain, 2025Archival Pigment Print on Cold Press cotton paper with hand deckled edges 11 x 14 in
Hand Signed + Numbered by the artist. Printed in Colorado by CIK STUDIOS.
SheefyIntrusive Thoughts, 2023Archival Pigment Print on 290gsm Moab Entrada Fine Art Paper14 x 14 inEdition of 100
Hand Signed + Numbered by the artist. Published by 1XRUN in Detroit, MI.
Zoltron Sirens, 2025 Felt slip mat 12x12" in diameter Edition of 100
FROM ZOLTRONThis is a felt slip mat. For your albums. To accompany the soundtrack of your life. It is intended to enhance sound and quality by absorbing invisible vibrations amplifying the sonic frequencies which are imperceivable by the human ear, meaning you are just about to purchase a glorified circle crafted from a discarded remnant of felt from our factory floor.
Aaron Brooks Self Care (Foil), 2023Archival Pigment Print on Foil16 x 20 inAP
Hand Signed + Numbered by the artist. Printed in Colorado by CIK STUDIOS.
Aaron Brooks Self Care Set (Bottle Wash, Personal Space, OG, Berry), 2023Archival Pigment Print with deckled edges on Cold Press cotton paper 16 x 20 in each
Hand Signed + Numbered by the artist. Printed in Colorado by CIK STUDIOS.
Shepard Fairey (Obey Giant) Wave of Distress, 2025 4-color screen print edition printed on thick cream speckled tone paper 18 x 24 in Edition of 350
Hand Signed & Numbered by the artist.
FROM SHEPARD FAIREY“I’ve done several wave illustrations over the years because I love the power and beauty of waves. The crashing waves and cycle of tides seem like an endlessly reliable pattern, but ocean health is diminishing in many places. The title Wave of Distress is meant to be a warning. Distress means ‘suffering in a state of great trouble.’ If the oceans are in trouble, then the entire planet will be facing a wave of distress. The oceans regulate climate and reduce climate change impacts, and provide an important habitat and source of food for many species, including humans. In addition to the wave, I’ve included patterns in the art that work in rhythmic harmony. The rhythmic harmony of the ocean itself is incredibly important to maintain. These prints are a reminder to respect and restore the oceans.” – Shepard
