If it’s good enough for Ygritte, it should be good enough for you, right? (This painting was a Secret Santa gift from Kelsy Abbott.)

It’s that time of year… time for new T-mas cards! Order a set of five with envelopes by clicking here. This year I’ve also made wrapping paper (WHAT???), which you can purchase through Spoonflower.




And if you’re looking for junk to wrap, let me suggest t-shirts, sweatshirts, and whiteboards from TopatoCo; canvas prints and original art from Gauntlet Gallery; and of course my totally awesome and affordable new book, available in stores everywhere and through Amazon, Barnes & Noble, ThinkGeek, Urban Outfitters, and more.

I’m out visiting Sears stores (which you can follow on twitter and Instagram with the hashtags #SearsTrip2013 and #SightSears), but you can listen to my origin story on my old college friend’s NPR show.

All the work from last weekend’s show is now online and available for purchase! The ones shown above are actually high-quality reproductions on stretched canvas, which you can buy through Gauntlet’s website in a number of different sizes (the largest are limited and come with signed certificates of authenticity). There are also a number of original ink and pencil drawings for sale, both framed and unframed, such as these bad boys:

“Brandon Bird’s Astonishing World of Art” is now in stores and shipping from online retailers! You can pick it up at places like Urban Outfitters and Barnes and Noble. And here’s a book trailer/commercial, directed by my talented pals Julia Vickerman and Joel Fox, starring Kate Micucci, and filmed at Dan Harmon’s house.

And come to Gallery Nucleus in Alhambra (that’s the LA area) this Saturday night, September 7th, for a coloring contest and book signing! There will be prizes, refreshments, original art on display, and more! Read more at the Gallery Nucleus site.

I have started a Kickstarter to raise money for my dream: to travel the country and paint the greatest Sears stores I encounter.

Kickstarter, if you don’t know, is a crowd-sourced fundraising site: people pledge money to projects they wish to see succeed; if the funding goal for a project is not met, no pledges are not collected. But if it does succeed, there are rewards for backers, like (in this case) signed postcards, print sets, and original art! Find out how to pledge here!