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About

One kid who draws most days, a mother who could not leave the drawings in a drawer, and a screen printer down the road.

How it started

He has always drawn — suns with faces, trucks, the same red mountain over and over, whatever is in his head that morning. The pile got tall. Framing them felt precious. Putting one on a shirt and wearing it to the shops did not, and people kept asking where the shirt was from.

The first run was a handful for family. The second one we had to actually price properly.

The artist

He is autistic, and he draws. Every design on this site is his, printed exactly as he drew it — we do not tidy the lines, fix the colours, or move anything. That is the whole point of the name.

How it is made

Each drawing is scanned once, at full size, and screen printed by hand on 240 GSM combed cotton in runs of forty. Nothing is licensed, nothing is generated, nothing is pulled off a stock library.

When a size goes, that is the end of it — we do not reprint, because a run that never closes is not a run.

What that means for you

Sizes sell through unevenly and quickly. The stock number on a product page is the real one, updated as orders come in.

If you want to know when the next set of drawings drops, the mailing list at the bottom of this page is the only place we announce it.