Bicycling Band t-shirts are now available in the store. They are beautifully screen printed on 100% ring spun cotton steel blue t-shirts by Evan Webster Ink.
I’ve also added 2-Day Priority shipping for anyone on a holiday deadline. All orders ship out within 1-2 business days. Make sure to order by December 18th to guarantee it by December 24th! (For U.S. Orders.)
For those in the Boston area- this weekend I am having an open studio. Come say hello, buy a poster, eat the snacks I put out:
Just follow the sharrows to find my studio space. There are 70 other artists in the building showing as well- it’s a great way to see art, buy holiday gifts, and support local artists.
It’s always been easy to have a bikeyface on your bike. But now you can have a Bikeyface indoors. Introducing new Bikeyface posters, available in the new Bikeyface store:
This poster was inspired by reading about the World Happiness Report. The happiest nations are also the most bikey. Is that really that surprising?
Because sometimes it seems many people think these two cyclists are on the road. I don’t know about you, but I see many other bicyclists out there these days. I created this poster to open everyone’s mind and invite more people to grab a bike, no spandex/skinny jeans required.
For those in the Boston area- I’ll be having an open studio event in December where you can buy in person:
Open Studios, Vernon Street Studios December 7th & 8th, 12-6pm 6 Vernon Street, Studio 54, Somerville MA, 02145While there, you’ll have a chance to view my non-Bikeyface art as well as visit many other artists’ studios.
As always, thanks for reading & supporting Bikeyface!
What do you get when bicycles and art cross paths? Skunk, Against the Grind, and Bikeyface will lead us on a wheeling adventure that intersects comics, robots, road culture, documentary filmmaking, lasers, blogging, choppers and more. Visit the Somerville Art Council site for more information about this and other great events and programs.
Before the holidays, I had the pleasure of working with Boston’s A Better City to on a project to promote awareness that all modes of travel share a responsibility for safety on the roads – a responsibility to See and Be Seen. Read all about it here and make sure to distribute the Bikeyface See and be Seen poster to everyone you know!
Recently I went on a little vacation- one of those hastily planned ones that involves grabbing your passport and getting out on the road. I headed for Montreal, with no knowledge of the city or research under my belt. Sometimes these are the best vacations, because they let you feel like you really “discovered” something rather than discover it in a tourist book and add it to an itinerary. What did I discover? This!
Luckily I had brought my bike a GoPro camera.
Lately, Boston and neighboring towns have been talking cycle tracks. It is in the air here, and I hope it happens! If you are in the Boston area and interested in getting in on the action, please join with the Boston Cyclists Union.
Bikeyface cartoon on the front
3M reflective lettering on the back!
Did you miss out on on getting a Bikeyface T-shirt during bike month? The last few are now available at Hub Bicycle Co. in Cambridge, MA. But get over there quickly- there is a very limited supply!
But even if you’re not able to I’m working on new shirts (and more.) Stay tuned!
If you are a bike shop (or other type of shop) that would like to carry Bikeyface t-shirts and other merchandise please contact me directly at merch [at] bikeyface [dot] com. I’m working on a few things and would love to get an idea of interest while I’m in the planning stage.
I have made a minor update to the comment settings. Previously comments were not moderated. However, I have decided that it would be best to moderate comments to keep spam and internet nonsense a minimum. Valid comments from real people will still be approved, no matter the point of view. I have included a formal comment policy, posted on my FAQ page.