Empty Room Studios Opens CafÉ Press Store
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
CONTACT: Alana Abbott, Head Editor, alana@emptyroomstudios.com
EMPTY ROOM STUDIOS OPENS CAFÉ PRESS STORE
March 9, 2007 (Mayesville, SC) – Empty Room Studios, provider of high quality illustration and writing services for the creative needs of both large and small publishing companies, has launched an online store from which to sell posters, t-shirts, and other products inspired by the work of its artists, at Café Press. This store helps Empty Room Studios artists share their work with a wider audience, as well as providing gear for long time fans of the studio. "I'm just tickled as all get-out to see the studio work becoming wearable and potential wall art," commented Tim Hibbetts, one of the artists whose work is now available for purchase. "I'm pretty sure I'd have to give the person a big, spontaneous hug if I saw him or her wearing one of our shirts. You know... on second thought, that may suppress sales. Let's just say a big, sloppy hand shake and a long, silly grin. Hugs are negotiable."
While art created by the Empty Room Studios staff is most often commissioned for print products, the Café Press store allows artists to feature personal works that have not previously been published. The store is opening with two t-shirts by Hibbetts, two posters featuring original work by Jeffrey Koch, and a t-shirt and a mug displaying an image by Joe Slucher. "I often create my artwork to be seen at much larger sizes so I'm happy to hear the fans will get a chance to see the details that they can't discern in the products they're in," Slucher said
Café Press has been an online retailer since 1999. It currently hosts over 2.6 million shops and offers a selection of over 35 million products. The Empty Room Studios store can be reached through the main Web site, or at http://www.cafepress.com/emptyroomstudio.
Please direct any questions to alana@emptyroomstudios.com.
Empty Room Studios (http://www.emptyroomstudios.com) provides high quality illustration and writing services for the creative needs of both small and large publishing companies. By utilizing a work system similar to those found in company art departments, we capitalize on the talents of our studio artists and writers, enabling us to offer a range of services from cartography to character design, sequential art to full color illustration, campaign setting text to fiction. As a studio, we guarantee quick, easy communication and on-time delivery of contracted work, keeping our customers up to date and meeting publishing deadlines. Empty Room Studios also supports ongoing projects in tandem with the Baeg Tobar world creation community (http://www.baegtobar.com) and Steampunk Musha, a Asian-flavor Victorian Steampunk world setting (http://www.steampunkmusha.com).
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
CONTACT: Alana Abbott, Head Editor, alana@emptyroomstudios.com
EMPTY ROOM STUDIOS OPENS CAFÉ PRESS STORE
March 9, 2007 (Mayesville, SC) – Empty Room Studios, provider of high quality illustration and writing services for the creative needs of both large and small publishing companies, has launched an online store from which to sell posters, t-shirts, and other products inspired by the work of its artists, at Café Press. This store helps Empty Room Studios artists share their work with a wider audience, as well as providing gear for long time fans of the studio. "I'm just tickled as all get-out to see the studio work becoming wearable and potential wall art," commented Tim Hibbetts, one of the artists whose work is now available for purchase. "I'm pretty sure I'd have to give the person a big, spontaneous hug if I saw him or her wearing one of our shirts. You know... on second thought, that may suppress sales. Let's just say a big, sloppy hand shake and a long, silly grin. Hugs are negotiable."
While art created by the Empty Room Studios staff is most often commissioned for print products, the Café Press store allows artists to feature personal works that have not previously been published. The store is opening with two t-shirts by Hibbetts, two posters featuring original work by Jeffrey Koch, and a t-shirt and a mug displaying an image by Joe Slucher. "I often create my artwork to be seen at much larger sizes so I'm happy to hear the fans will get a chance to see the details that they can't discern in the products they're in," Slucher said
Café Press has been an online retailer since 1999. It currently hosts over 2.6 million shops and offers a selection of over 35 million products. The Empty Room Studios store can be reached through the main Web site, or at http://www.cafepress.com/emptyroomstudio.
Please direct any questions to alana@emptyroomstudios.com.
Empty Room Studios (http://www.emptyroomstudios.com) provides high quality illustration and writing services for the creative needs of both small and large publishing companies. By utilizing a work system similar to those found in company art departments, we capitalize on the talents of our studio artists and writers, enabling us to offer a range of services from cartography to character design, sequential art to full color illustration, campaign setting text to fiction. As a studio, we guarantee quick, easy communication and on-time delivery of contracted work, keeping our customers up to date and meeting publishing deadlines. Empty Room Studios also supports ongoing projects in tandem with the Baeg Tobar world creation community (http://www.baegtobar.com) and Steampunk Musha, a Asian-flavor Victorian Steampunk world setting (http://www.steampunkmusha.com).
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