Here are two brand new prints we designed and screen printed for the team at Phenom Gallery, timed with the 39th annual Wrestlemania in Los Angeles, CA. These were both designed by Mike Davis, who grew up obsessed with pro wrestling in the late '80s and early '90s, so, naturally, this was a dream project to work on. Prints are available through Phenom Gallery!




See more details in our Design Portfolio.

We made it through 2022 and it wasn't that bad! We continued situating ourselves into our new stuio, we printed a lot of posters, we designed a lot of things, we painted a lot of murals, and something something something the friends we made along the way. Here's to more big and exciting projects in the new year!



Printing a face meltingly large amount of Circle Jerks tour posters.



Our debut print release with San Francisco's Emily Fromm.



Going BIG on our BXL manual printing press.



Jack Gregory's JOKER print. One of our favorite print projects of the year!



Our debut print release with LA's own Jay Howell. Two separate editions of prints, each hand-painted by Jay.



Sending our dear Jenna (A.K.A. Turbo) off on the next chapter in her design career.



Welcoming Adam (A.K.A. Mr. Band A.K.A. Fuck Yeah Man) to the print crew.



Wes painting a stunning loon mural at the Minnesota State Fair as part of Forecast Public Art's JOYFUL WORLD exhibit.



Super intricate Shawshank Redemption prints for artist Laurent Durieux.



Wes and Mike visited St. Louis and painted a giant mural for the Sinse Cannabis crew and Kranzberg Arts Foundation.



One of two prints we produced for local illustrator Nemo's series for the South Park 25th anniversary celebration.



Wes set up shop on the plaza in front of the Palace Theatre in downtown St. Paul to create Assemblage STPL, a mixed media reinterpretation of wayfinding and the history of the neighborhood.



The first of the posters we designed and printed for Phenom Gallery featuring Timberwolves star Karl-Anthony Towns.



Our debut print with Minneapolis' rising talent Emma Eubanks.



Rounding out the year with our Midway Holiday Jam!

It's the most wonderful time of the year and we've worked out FIVE different ways for you to save while shopping for all the cool friends and family on your holiday shopping list.



FREE SHIPPING!
BLACK FRIDAY NOV 25 - CYBER MONDAY NOV 28

• Enjoy FREE SHIPPING to anywhere in the United States for orders $100 and up! Discount applied automatically at checkout.

SAVE!
BLACK FRIDAY NOV 25 - MONDAY DEC 12

•  Buy any 3 posters and we'll hand pick 2 additional posters to include with your order. This won't show up on your order notification, but we'll handle everything on our end for you.

•  Pick up four sets of our Field Notes notebooks for just $40!

•  Mix or match any three issues of Life Sucks Die Magazine for just $9!

•  3 decks of Legacy Of Legerdemain playing cards for only $20!

It's getting cold outside and that means it's just about time for another festive winter time get-together here at our studio! In the year that we've been in our new space, we've acquired some cool new neighbors down the hall and we'd love for you to come meet them. We're teaming up with the mural-making crews from Copla and City Mischief to put on a spectacular holiday event for you and yours.

Visit our print shop, see our neighbors' studios, shop for prints, clothing, jewelry, vintage records + books + goods, enjoy snacks and music, and just have yourself a merry little whatever you're celebrating.

That's Saturday December 10th from 2-6pm. Admission is free and we'd love to see you here!

Our own Mike Davis and Wes Winship spent the first week of September painting a giant mural in Midtown St. Louis for the fine folks from Sinse Cannabis and The Kranzberg Arts Foundation. It was nothing short of a great feeling to be back in the city where Wes and Mike first met back in 1997 ... painting graffiti.

This is one of many new projects we'll be working on with Sinse Cannabis and hopefully just one of many collaborative murals Mike and Wes will be working on as well.

The two managed to bang out this 25 x 25 ft beast in 3 1/2 days in the grueling heat. The main outline was transferred to the wall with a video projector and traced with chalk. The image was so large that we had to shift the projector around and do it in five separate chunks. After that, we painted everything with spray paint.

Big thanks for the hardworking team from Kranzberg and Sinse for bringing us out and allowing the painting process to run as smoothly as possible. Extra thanks to Jeanna "Miss N Scene" for capturing some great video footage, Ian "Spicy Party Mix" for the super cool drone footage, and Task and DJ Crucial for the visits at the wall. So ... what should we paint next?