About Us

They create pieces of art that not only tell a story, but take you on a journey through space and nature. Every piece displays their finely tuned ability to tap into each of our own desires to set off into the wild.  

Taking inspiration from their travels and home base near Detroit, Michigan, every original illustration is one-of-a-kind right down to the uniquely blended inks. The narrative quality of their work has been sought out by like minded storytellers, including musicians, filmmakers, comedians, and game designers.

Screen printing is a printmaking method where layers of ink build up on top of each other, one color at a time, to create a final piece of art. Using this process allows Dennis and Christina to create small numbered editions of each of their illustrations, handmade one by one.

They begin by creating a digital illustration, and then ushering that illustration through the entire printing process. The drawing is separated into single colors using tiny halftone dots. A mesh screen containing one color of the final image is laid down on top of the paper. Then, a thin layer of ink is pushed through this screen and onto the paper using a squeegee. The process is repeated until all the colors needed to make up the final image are printed onto the paper.

Dennis and Christina's art prints are typically 2-6 colors and editions of 100 or less, so creating each new art print requires mixing 2-6 colors of ink, preparing 2-6 screens and pulling the squeegee 200-600 times.