I screen fun, original t-shirts from my absurd illustrations. If you find them enjoyable, then you're absurd enough to wear them. Thus, absurdi/tees/ was born.
Where am I? See #71 on the Vendor Map (pdf)

Angela's designs use precious metals and gems, hand-sculpted in wax and then cast using the lost-wax casting method. Comix are pieces of art inspired by a love for comic books. Carefully crafted from a mix of vintage comic books, these one-of-a-kind collages pay homage to the super heroes of our childhood.
Where am I? See #40 on the Vendor Map (pdf)

I love mixed media. I enjoy the flexibility of combining block-printing, paints, wood, pastels or pencils. I aim to capture snapshots from childhood; moments that often had a mind of their own and that we can all identify with. Enjoy!
Where am I? See #19 on the Vendor Map (pdf)

I print a range of silkscreened items from cards to concert posters. My motivation is the printing process itself, and the work of others.
Where am I? See #96 on the Vendor Map (pdf)

World photography documenting changing cultures their people, landscape and places. I tell stories of other places with an intimate examination of life.
Where am I? See #26 on the Vendor Map (pdf)

I've been drawing since I was young and I'm currently working at bringing my creations to life in paintings and sculptures.
Where am I? See #74 on the Vendor Map (pdf)

I like to create things that make me happy + amuse me. This usually translates into anthromorphic plush!
Where am I? See #12 on the Vendor Map (pdf)

Pygmalion hammered out an idol and fell stone cold in love; Hogmalion, however, doesn’t sweat the rabble, and creates pearls for swine.
Where am I? See #23 on the Vendor Map (pdf)

Fed up with lewdly suggestive slogans on t-shirts, a pair of pals from Baltimore print art on shirts.
Where am I? See #20 on the Vendor Map (pdf)

My art is of sculptue; it's both paper and scrap metal. Whatever I can find it can can be used to create.
Where am I? See #62 on the Vendor Map (pdf)

Kate Black gives new functionality to forgotten, scavenged materials. She transforms records, metrocards and illustrations with vintage ephemera into books, jewelry and clever accessories.
Where am I? See #11 on the Vendor Map (pdf)

Striking photos from local DC haunts and global trips artfully adorn men's and women's t-shirts. Be seen in Ft. Reno, U Street, Athens, or Amsterdam!
Where am I? See #25 on the Vendor Map (pdf)

Recycling is important to me. Saving money is important to me. Beauty and kitchiness in my home is important to me. Hence my car/bottle art! Vases, cup holders, glasses for drinking, etc. are what comes out of all of those needs. Hope you enjoy it!
Where am I? See #81 on the Vendor Map (pdf)

Pinups! Finks! Freaks! FrankenElvis! Come see the coolest one-of-a-kind collectibles around!
Where am I? See #68 on the Vendor Map (pdf)

Fevered visions! Pure, saturated colors! Pulsing organic shapes! Let yourself be seduced by the sculpture, photos, paintings of Matt Hollis. Artwork made to reflect the heightened reality that surrounds us.
Where am I? See #78 on the Vendor Map (pdf)

I'm obsessed with print gocco, knitting, and painting, and dream of methods to combine the three.
Where am I? See #14 on the Vendor Map (pdf)

Specializing in screenprinted apparel, posters, album covers, and artprints, Red Prairie Press is the lovechild of fine art, and the admiration of all things old school.
Where am I? See #53 on the Vendor Map (pdf)

Substance is a critique on the overly materialistic society in which we live and is designed to challenge mainstream fashion and its ignorance, and to provide an alternative to clothing sold next to mannequins with disproportionate bedonkadonks.
Where am I? See #15 on the Vendor Map (pdf)

I photograph items from our childhood, and make them much worse.
Where am I? See #52 on the Vendor Map (pdf)

Tina the seamonster makes things to make your life happier. From funny hand screened t-shirts, to wearable bits of art, everyone always finds something to smile about.
Where am I? See #18 on the Vendor Map (pdf)