Stamps + Shirts
I hand carve rubber stamps for paper and textiles. I’ve made a couple shirt designs, my most popular being my Starry Plough print. I’ve printed and sold / given away over 50 shirts with this design, which I created in homage to one of my favorite Bay area establishments, The Starry Plough pub. I’ve printed this design on shirts, tote bags and even baby onesies. The success of this print and wonderful feeling of seeing my community members wearing my design has inspired a love and curiosity for print making that I’m exploring today.
The design on fabric and paper. The girls dancing is an illustration from the cover of an 1897 copy of Jugend, a German arts magazine.
Me and the pub's owner
Hand carved on rubber.
To reduce waste and keep costs down, I thrift t-shirts for printing or ask those interested to bring me a blank t-shirt they already own. This has led to a variety of colors and fits unified by the design
Fabric patches printed with stamps carved by me.
Carved an alphabet set to create my own graduation stole and cap. The stole features a Walt Whitman quote.
My cap has a William Morris quote and a stamp design inspired by his Borage wallpaper print.
Print based off of a Joe Hill / Jeff Chang quote.
Printed shirt commissioned by the Parallax Conspiracy Theory for a Porta Costa book fair in May, 2026.
A silly pin design.
From my first market in April 2025. I incorporated some of the patches onto the zipper bags I was selling.