Reading The Room Tapestries

Description: If you are a fan of all things spooky, you can take Annabelle home with you!

Description: Who wouldn’t want to take this big furry friend on their next Big Foot searching expedition? I know you do!

Description: We spoke on this many times on the podcast and now the time has come! Get your Reading the Room “Aliens Exist” T-shirt today!

Description: The Loch Ness Monster is ready to come home with you! How can you not love Nessie!?

Description: Read the Room. Hide the Tell. suits bluffers and social-deduction players who enjoy sharp reads, game nights, shirts, and stickers.

Description: A Quiet Lake Spot is a peaceful nature illustration with a book loving monster reading by a calm lake, surrounded by cattails, ducks, lily pads, and a curious egret. Part of my ongoing Quiet Spot series—a collection of peaceful scenes featuring a cute bookish monster who seeks out the hush of nature, the comfort of solitude, and the in-between spaces to rest in before returning to the world.

Description: Read The Room

Description: This colorful dinosaur alphabet chart is a fun way to help toddlers and young children learn their ABCs. It features a unique prehistoric creature for every letter, making it a wonderful educational addition to a playroom or a thoughtful present for a budding paleontologist.

Description: This colorful dinosaur alphabet chart is a fun way to help toddlers and young children learn their ABCs. It features a unique prehistoric creature for every letter, making it a wonderful educational addition to a playroom or a thoughtful present for a budding paleontologist.

Description: Step into Room 237 with this bold graphic featuring the iconic geometric carpet pattern and red text. Perfect for classic horror movie fans and thriller enthusiasts who love subtle pop culture references. A must-have look for spooky season, movie marathons, or everyday creepy aesthetic vibes.

Description: The podcasts main design

Description: Quote from American Southern Gothic novelist Flannery O’Connor (1925-1964.) “You shall know the truth and the truth shall make you odd.” Ain’t that the truth?

Description: I Did Not Mean to Offend You that was just a bonus