Great Gobs of Ink

I’ve been working on getting a lot of work created offline, from several new shirt designs to a handful of new illustrated works. I’ll release new artwork as soon as they’re ready to go (February 28th, 2026.) Things have been moving forward for the past several months and I’ll try to do my best to update and check in on where I’m at with everything as of today (October, 12th 2026.)

As of now, right now, the new online store is open. Go check it out, and shop it up. I spent a few weeks making sure everything was setup and ready to launch. There’s still more to do with the online store that I’ll continue to dial in. Part of the future expansion would be to do exclusive drops and variants and new art releases. I’m excited to see where this part of the journey goes.

Let’s drip down into the Ink Spill prints for a moment. I’ve been working on several new designs over the past few months and I’ve just started to release the first print run of “Frigidwitch.” The Frigidwitch design is literally that a witch in a refrigerator and it is one of my coolest designs. the idea of having a witch living in a refrigerator and posed like something from a mall portrait studio with a giant cheese eating grin, that’s the Frigidwitch. I dabbled in adding a glow in the dark element to the shirt screen prints and it’s really cool to see the lighter portions of the print glow in the dark. So that’s something new I wanted to try out.

I’ve been also reprinting the prints for Frankenfury and I’ve also been demoing out a 2nd variation of that design going under the title of Frankenfury Latenight which is a greyscale variant of the brighter Frankenfury. I’m going to do another Frankenfury print run to restocked the restock that sold out. Then the plan is to get back to printing up a new batch of the Mothpocalypse variants of Toxicity and Hard Grape that are temporarily nonexistent.

I’m also also concurrently working on another new print which is themed around Dracula or my take on the blood sucker. It’s not what you would traditionally think of as “Dracula” but my take my story and it’s a sick looking design that should make as an awesome looking print to add to the Ink Spill collection, so that one’s being worked in-between all of the other projects I’m working on.

Next up is the world of illustrations and prints. I’ve been working on drawing and inking multiple new illustrations since June and the latest release is maritime themed and our subject matter is extinction level goodness and goes by “Lobster Weekend.” Premise, a giant red lobster fighting a lighthouse and sea monster “Ness” making friends with a gull during a storm of meteors shower down the ending of the beginning. It’s a very colorful image, at least we had the weekend.

I’m also getting close to finishing the other illustrations drawn out around the same time and that one is called “Cavernous.” This piece takes place in a cave, and there’s a lot going on in this one shot. I’m going back through and the artwork and getting the lines cleaned up and final colors. I also have an celebratory piece for America’s 250 Semiquincentennial design that I’m looking forward to completing and getting to talk about the history that inspired the event.

Next up are the art prints. I’ve been asked for over a year, off and on if I had any stickers. I do now and they’re awesome. They’re a bit bigger than a playing cards and I offer them in 3 cuts, no-rounds, rounded, and upper rounded. Each cut gives a slight different feel from old school traditional squared of boxed valentine cards, instant tattoos and Collectible cards from the 80s. The 4 round gives a modern TCG, tarot, or playing card feel. Then the upper rounds feel like a instant photo being zapped out of the base of camera cartridge. I use a matte vinyl for these prints, UV spray coat as well as a hand brush a matte lacquer for the finish. So stickers are a new thing as of now and going forward.

I’ve been out on the road doing shows / events throughout the Spring until the end of the end of Fall. You can take a look over on the event page to see where I’ll be going next. It’s always fun getting out there and talking with everyone who stops by the stand and let’s me talk about the art and the process of doing a thing.

With all of that said, I think that wraps up some current things in the pipeline. If you have questions you can write me in the or message me on social. Until next time. I’ll see you in the future. -bryan

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