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June 20.2008
opening instructions for telescopic tubes: There is a slit in the center of the tube where you open the tube. You do not open the tube from one of the metal endcaps. If you opened the tube from one the endcaps you probably damaged the poster. Inside the tube is another small tube which contains a poly-bag with your poster in it. The poly-bag is taped on both ends of this smaller tube to prevent the print from sliding around. When you open your tube don't just yank the print out...you're gonna have to cut the tape to remove the poster. You can email me if you have any questions. It sounds excessive but I want the prints to arrive in good condition.
February 05.2008
I have tshirts for sale on: www.thefadedline.com and www.artcotic.com so check those sites out if you like.
The images are from two of my Ween posters and the Tool Wings print. I've seen the shirts and they are all expertly printed and look rad.
November 28.2007
Why does shipping cost what it does? Nothing gets irks me more then having to pay exorbitant shipping fees so I wanted to tell you exactly why my shipping costs what it does. I buy sturdy double walled telescopic tubes which cost me $2.67 apiece. Every print is also protected in a poly-bag which costs .57 cents apiece plus the label and kraft paper to prevent sliding which costs .15 cents apiece. Every tube also has a delivery confirmation which costs .65 cents. I have the best success shipping with Priority Mail which usually takes 2-3 days to arrive if you're in the US. The Priority rates vary from $6-8.50 depending on where you live in the US. So that puts my raw costs between $10.12 - $12.62. So in reality I'm actually losing money on shipping but I will try and keep the prices as low as I can for you all.
-Todd.