Some of us find our own path in this life. Some of those paths lead to a bungalow full of Tanyas.

8"x10", 11"x14", or 16”x20” print. The smaller two sizes are printed by me on heavyweight matte paper using archival pigment-based inks. The larger size is too big for my fine art printer, so I outsource them, but they’re the same archival quality. All this means that these are high quality prints that will last for 100 years or so without beginning to fade. Because that's vital with super important art like this.

Description: 

Surreal drawing of a bird with a long neck and legs and a flower. Caption that reads “I don’t want to lay eggs I want a modest bungalow where i can show off my collection of discarded air fryers I find in dumpsters and name Tanya. I have 18 Tanyas so far.” The bird is a multicoloured illustration by Canadian illustrator Heather Buchanan. If you’re reading this, I’m sorry. I wrote this “description” for SEO. So maybe someone out there who isn’t you someday might search “air fryer collection” or “surreal legs and dumpsters” and find their way here and become so confused that they buy a print. And then I’ll have a little bit of money that I can spend on my castle of bean bags.