Hello, 2011! And hello, Dymo label maker! Thanks to the lovely and talented author of Linus in Hats, I have acquired it in trade for a drawing. I’ve finally cleaned out and labeled the jars in my pantry, hurrah. No more buying corn starch twice or wondering what the lumpy powder in that jar in the back is. Now if the cats would just hold still…
UPDATE: Super-cool Maggie of, among other awesome projects, Linus in Hats has traded me a vintage Dymo Label Maker for this drawing. Whoo! Photo to come.
I must really want this vintage Dymo Label Maker since I drew it twice (grrrrr for computers that crash right as you finish a drawing you’ve forgotten to save). I’ve most especially wanted one lately because I have a lot of kitchen things—brown sugar, pasta, corn meal—stored in glass jars on shelves. Boy would it help to have labels on those jars, and what could be cooler than Dymo labels?
This Dymo Label Maker costs $22 and so does this drawing!
Est. recently to facilitate fulfilling transactions between you and me. There are things I want, and if you want a drawing, then let's talk. The Fulfillment Center is a Brooklyn-based service wherein I draw things I want and sell the drawings for the price of the subject. You get the drawing, I get the thing. And thus a small bit of fulfillment is created. All drawings are 8" x 10" (if you'd like a smaller size, just let me know), are printed on heavyweight, matte, archival paper, and are one of a kind unless otherwise mentioned. The price of the drawing includes $3, which covers standard shipping & handling within the US. I'm an architect who lives in Brooklyn. If you would like to know more about me, you can read my blog, look at my photos, or see another recent project of mine. My other tumblr is Project Neon. Any questions? Email me at kirsten at catasterist dot com
