Jacob gave me my wallet when my old wallet was stolen back in 2002/2003. Luckily this wallet intimidates all potential wallet stealers.

Thien and i have a new blog. Check it out.

Shirts that thien and i made for valentine's day.

We have had this can opener since i was a little girl. It is the best.

These are all the paintings, prints, photographs, maps, drawings and instruments that hang on the walls of our living room.

Valentine's Day cards. There was also a blue one, but i gave all of those away before i took photos of them.

One of the bookcases in my living room.

Here are all my keys. I drew this with no pencils, just ink to paper, so you can see the parts i messed up on. My apologies.

For christmas tshirts this year, thien and i drew our cats. These are mine: Penny and onions.

i screened one onesey for some friends who are expecting a baby sooooooon.

 here is a better view of the amazing onions shirts.

Sewing scissors.

My great grandmothers locket that my mom gave me for my 21st (?) birthday. The photos inside are of my great grandmother and my grandmother.

Our light-up santa lamp means its almost christmas!

Thien gave me Rollbar, a transforming red bull delivery truck.

gift from husband.

small desk lamp.

Tennis shoes.

Remote controls. I must admit that i probably dont know what most of these buttons do.

Arm chair, that is part of a set that my great great grandmother brought over to america from austria. I dont think she ever would have guessed my grandmother would have had it covered in tiny palm trees (palm trees not represented in this collage).

This weekend i decided to draw every t-shirt i own. I put them in chronological order from when i got them. A few of the years are guesses.

This is my pentax K1000. Steve gave it as a birthday present to me for the first birthday i had while we were dating. He engraved it on the back with the engraver he also gave me for that birthday.

I am starting a new project! It's called "everything i own". I am going to try to draw at least one thing in my apartment every week. The first installment in this project is:
These are salt and pepper shakers that my dear friend amber gave me a couple years ago. In real life they are green.

this second post is the valentine's day card i made this year. Two layers of silkscreening. The top layer was two tones of blue on blue paper. Inside the doors had the red screened and each card got a personal message in the red frame.

doors closed.

doors open.

hi blog. I have been pretty busy this year and haven't posted much... But i had a good reason: steve and i got married! In honor of love and art, here are two posts. This first one is our wedding invitation and map made by lark pien and thien pham.

shirt design for a bachelorette party shirt.

Shirt design for some girls who are graduating (they play basketball).

shirts that thien and i made for valentine's day:












15 dollars each. Email me if you have questions or would like to purchase a shirt!

left-handed rain.

Someone is publishing a giant annotated bibliography of the poetry of my dad, Richard Krech. This is the cover illustration i did for the book.

Thien and I made a deck of Historical Playing Cards for holiday presents this year. Thien did the face cards for the hearts and clubs, while i did the diamonds and spades. We both drew parts for the back of the cards. All of the face cards were either chosen for a famous jack, queen or king or named after someone who has jack, queen or king as part of their name.


Here are some examples:

jackie robinson

elvis
queen elizabeth Ijfk

one of the jokers was groucho

We have more decks for sale, please email me if you are interested.

I am working on my left-handed drawing. Here are some grouchos:

Here are some of the illustrations that have been taking up a lot of my time these last few months. They are for Key Curriculum Press, a math textbook company.

Thien and i have a show up at the bedford gallery in walnut creek until november 15th. It displays all of our market street kiosk posters as well as a retrospective of the kiosk project since 1991.

Cover for new comic. It is the third in the simple and still trilogy.

Getting ready for ape! (October 17th and 18th at the Concourse Exhibition Center in SF.)