November Art Roundup: Bookworm Dragons, Superhero Snowmen, & House Owls!

Time for my monthly roundup of favorite art finds!
And since a lot of us are busy decking those halls, I've got a few festive options this round, too.


For example: 


Charlie Thurston's "Wedge on the Ledge" is the Star Wars version of Elf on the Shelf you never knew you needed:

It comes with a cute little storybook and a paper Wedge you can hide around the house!

Wedge & the booklet are $15 over at Charlie's Etsy shop, but enter the promo code "epbot" for 20% off any order over $10. Be sure to check out Charlie's other art & kids' books, too! (Promo code expires Monday at midnight, so act fast.)


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Bianca Roman Stumpff has some new prints I *know* you're going to love:


Book worm dragon! And lookit the teensy owl!

Here's my new favorite:


I'm actually helping Bianca put together a coloring book - just cleaning up her line art digitally - and so far, this has been my favorite to work on. I lurrrve this lil' steampunk gal.

Bianca's adorable strawberry Gryphon is being discontinued soon - a TRAGEDY -  so grab it now:

Only $5 on clearance! I need to buy like a dozen.

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Christie Cox's superhero snowmen are just what your stocking needs:

And prints are only $5! Most of the originals are still available for $30, though, and as we all know, originals are better.

Like this Totoro:

Only $25 for the original watercolor! Madness! Here, go shop. [UPDATE: Christy just told me that while supplies last, every order from her shop gets a free Loki Snowman print!]

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I recently discovered the work of Craig Bruyn, and I'm completely besotted with his use of light and shadow:

SO GOOD.

Not to mention his adorable take on classic characters.

Craig has a bunch of these original ink drawings in his online store starting at just $50, so go see! (Then buy them all so I can't. Save me from myself!)

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Jason over at Red Rocket Farm just released 4 new "Weird and Upsetting Holiday Cards," and I love them:



Best part is inside:

My favorite is the penguin:
 

Jason also has a bunch of new "desktop allies"

I think I need this one.

Anyhoo, go see the rest of the goodies (there are SO MANY) at the Red Rocket Farm store!

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And finally, my best accomplishment this month: I managed to sweet-talk another artist into offering prints for you guys! Yay!

I've been harassing Dennis Hansbury for ages now, since he usually only sells originals. When John and I purchased his entire set of wood-stand Potter owls last month, though, I cranked the harassment up to 11. I knew you guys would like these!

So here are the originals, which you can't have, because MINE:

... though I generously allow John display them in his room. :D

And here are the print versions Dennis JUST made:

 As in, the ink-is-probably-still-wet "just made."

They're between 4 and 5 inches tall, like the originals, and look!

You cut them out and make your own stands!

 How cool is this??

I love that they're small and don't need framing, so you can easily tuck them into a shelf or cubicle.

Best part? They're only $6 each, or $20 for the set! Head to Dennis' Etsy shop to pick up your favorite(s).

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Btw, given how much cheer leading I do during my roundups, I feel I should clarify that I do NOT get paid for anything I feature here. I show you guys what *I* love and think you'll love, period.

Now, let's give some stuff away! 

Comment below for a chance to win your choice of art from my Pinterest Art Give-Away Board. (Internationals welcome; I'll ship anywhere.) In addition to one "wild card" winner, I'll also be picking one of you to win a Wedge on the Ledge! So be sure to let me know in your comment if you'd like to be entered in both drawings, or just the Wild Card.

Happy commenting!

UPDATE: The give-away has ended! 

This month's randomly selected Wild Card winner is LacyJ.

And the winner of Wedge on the Ledge is D. L. White!

Congrats, you two, and please e-mail me your mailing addresses!