Very exciting news...my work can now be found at Urban Outfitters! They licensed the rights to "joone", "ebb" and "the arrival" for wall art a few months ago and they are now available online. These are giclee prints stretched on canvas. Click here to see "joone" and here to see "ebb". I don't see "the arrival" on their site yet but maybe that one will only be available in stores. They should be in stores by the end of this month.
Unfortunately, we don't have an Urban Outfitters in Asheville so I'll have to wait until we go to Cincy in May to check them out. Yay! So exciting. I love this store!
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That's great -- congratulations
Congratulations!!!! :)
Heard from Creative Thursday about your good news. We don't have an UO either, but shop til I drop when we visit my MIL in E. Lansing.
Yay! Congrats so much! =)
Great news. Your work is a perfect fit for them. I hope I'll see them at the UO here in Toronto.
Congratulations!
Congratulations!!!
You have to be kidding me! that is really *GREAT*, Congrats!!!
That is so great!! Congratulations!!
Congratulations, Melissa! Very cool news - what's even cooler is that I'm looking at the original 'Ebb' as I type this - bwhahahahaha - it hangs right over my writing desk :)
cool! I will check the one upper east side to see if it is there! I will let you know!
congratulations, my dear!! I hope the royalties start flying through the door! xoxox!!
wow - that is so awesome! all those lucky UO shoppers! you're no longer our little secret...
That's so fantastic! Congratulations! I'm going to have a look on there site now :)
WOW this is great! Congratz! (i know im a bit late on the greetings!) Love to you!
congrats! very exciting!
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