Riders.
Mar 09, 2015
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Riders.

People have been asking if we'd make a print of the 1946 Alabama bus roll signs we've got in our house. A bus that stopped twenty-one times in towns throughout Tennessee, Georgia and Alabama. Some stops were mundane. And some changed the world. I know that yesterday so many eyes were on that last one. A lot has changed in fifty years. And here's hoping we keep heading in the right direction.

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At home in Auburn.
Nov 05, 2014
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At home in Auburn.

Two of our prints next to another nice one in Auburn, AL.

At home in Birmingham.
Aug 06, 2014
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At home in Birmingham.

Beautiful morning light in a corner office near Homewood, AL.

At Home in North Port.
Jun 04, 2014
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At Home in North Port.

And every day we love you, Alabama.

Sampled.
May 26, 2014
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Sampled.

A great artist from Athens, Georgia, Elaine Oye, sampled our Manners print in some paintings she did for a new restaurant in Birmingham. She'd found them on Pinterest, and when we talked, she said ‘They just look so old.’ I guess we're doing something right to be in there right next to the Bear in an Alabama establishment. Hizzuh.