Puzzle Website Mockup.

Above image is an early early early Puzzle website concept mocked up.
Click here to see the what it actually turned out like.

Living Room Chaos.

In the early days of db clay (circa 2004), the living room in my home operated both as a warehouse, a screen-printing facility and a museum for all me trinkets. It was gnarly. As pictorially indicated above, my living was a Tasmanian-devil-mess which is not my typical style. I am typically neat and tidy, but, let’s just say, this was a period of my life where everything was madness. Everything was being blown by a hurricane. Everything was moving quickly… Let’s just say, I am certainly glad to have moved on from that era.

Pictured above is a cross-section of Puzzle Batch #1… flashing forward, we just sold our last Puzzle Batch #3 wallet today! The entire sold out pocket art show can be browsed here.

Puzzle Nearly Sold Out.

We started with 500 one-of-a-kind wallets… we are down to the last 11.
Now is your chance to buy before all the pieces are gone!
Click here to see what designs are available.

Vintage Chair Becomes Wallet.

About (5) years ago, our toddler db clay had a studio that looked over the Burnside Bridge in W Portland. I loved it there. In that studio was an old chair we’d found covered in a brown, green and orange floral print. We cut it up and played around with it a bit. But before we did, I posed in the picture above next to the chair and some doors to nowhere.

Alex eventually turned a cross section, of said chair, into a pretty little Puzzle wallet.

Puzzle Batch 3: Preview of Number 84

We are in the process of printing Puzzle Batch #3…which will be available in a few months. While you wait, check out our remaining Batch #2 pieces.

Another Puzzle Batch #3 preview

Tyler, Brian and Me are currently hand printing Puzzle Batch #3 wallets in our NE Portland warehouse. Image above was a pick from yesterday’s paint smeared litter; this art piece will eventually be stitched into a wallet which will go in your pocket (aka pocket art). There are a few Batch #2 wallets left to be had.

Puzzle Batch 3 preview; get Batch 2 while it last.

Pick up a Batch 2 Puzzle wallet before ‘dhey go buy buy.

Orange Rubber Right Hand.

Glove pictured below was worn during the printing of our one-of-a-kind Puzzle wallets.

R is for Rollercoaster.

P is for Puzzle. B is for Batch #2.

Putting heads together to push out Puzzle.

Tyler, Diggles, me and the rest of the db clay Faculty (including Alex Steckly) spent a lot of time brainstorming the recently launched Puzzle campaign.  Have a looksy…