Jojo and Juniper

Description: Learn Your ABC's

Description: For black cat lovers.

Description: An atmospheric study attributed to Clement Lindley Wragge, capturing a luminous celestial display rendered in early photographic tones.

Description: A hand-labeled scientific illustration attributed to Clement Lindley Wragge, depicting a solar explosion towering 124,000 miles high, with Earth shown to scale.

Description: A reproduced handwritten meditation by Clement Lindley Wragge, exploring the idea of the self as indestructibl

Description: A vintage astronomical illustration attributed to Clement Lindley Wragge, showing Saturn imagined from an “ideal” satellite perspective. Part scientific visualization, part speculative landscape, the image reflects an era when astronomy still allowed room for wonder, projection, and artistic license

Description: This design plays with Enlightenment imagery, old books, and the uneasy relationship between human order and the natural world. Ideal for artists, writers, philosophers, and anyone who enjoys visual puzzles with a quiet sense of humor.

Description: Ideal for cat lovers who appreciate drawing, minimal illustration, and expressive, imperfect lines. Works especially well on light-colored shirts and art prints.

Description: Humble Christmas Tree

Description: Pancake and Gigabyte wish you a Happy Halloween!

Description: Pancake and Gigabyte aren’t too scary. They had a mom who loved them dearly. She took them to soccer practice, dental appointments, and once a year gave them a bath

Description: Pancake and Gigabyte were both loved by their mother. She took them to soccer practice, dental appointments, and once a year made sure they took a bath.

Description: Can’t stop to tie my boots, city or moon, black between the teeth.

Description: That’s my car

Description: Squirrel

Description: Forevermore

Description: British Sculptor

Description: Julia Vinograd was a Berkeley street poet who published 70 volumes of poetry. Known as the “Bubble Lady of Telegraph Avenue.”

Description: Emmy Noether (1882-1935) was a German mathematician whose theorem that bear hers name proved that “conservation laws rely on symmetry.”

Description: Adeliza owned and operated the Candy Store Gallery in Folsom, California from 1960 to 1992. She showed many of the artists associated with Northern California Funk Art and Dude Ranch Dada.

Description: Ida Wells was an investigative journalist and leader in civil rights movement. Her reporting pioneered modern reporting techniques.

Description: Hilma af Klimt was visionary Swedish artist largely unrecognized during her time. Her mystic paintings are among the first abstract works predating the abstract work of Kandinsky, Malevich and Mondrian.

Description: Emily Warren Roebling was an engineer played an integral role in the building of the Brooklyn Bridge.

Description: Bernice Bing, a Chinese American lesbian, was involved in the San Francisco Bay Area art scene in the 1960s. Overlooked in her lifetime, her artwork is deservedly becoming more widely known.

Description: Marianne North was a 19th century biologist and botanical artist. She was known for her plant and landscape paintings, her travels and writings.

Description: American poet, author and teacher. Won Pulitzer Prize for poetry in May 1, 1950, for Annie Allen. She was the first African American to receive a Pulitzer Prize.

Description: American modernist poet, novelist, and memoirist. At the center of many of the early 20th century movements that created Dadaism and Abstract Expressionism.

Description: She was an American painter, sculptor, writer and poet. Married to Max Ernst.

Description: Brooklyn Bridge

Description: Yes to egrets, but no to regrets unless you have done something to upset an egret which is regrettable

Description: Let the simple understanding bring the dance

Description: Tell me a story

Description: Request of wonder

Description: The view opens then crushes