Team Screens 'N' Spokes/MilkBoy Approaches $10,000

Thanks to the fund raising efforts of our 21-rider team, and the kind donations of many, many supporters, Team Screens 'N' Spokes/MilkBoy is nearly at its initial goal of $10,000.

With the ride only few days away, we now sit at $9,978. If you want to help us eclipse our goals, donations can be made to the team, or towards our individual riders at:

http://nationalmssociety.org/goto/screensnspokes

In more good news, this total does not yet include our funds from the Screens 'N' Spokes show. The show is still up at MilkBoy in Bryn Mawr and Mugshots CoffeeHouse in Fairmount, through the weekend, and posters will be available on our shop at least through October.

http://screensnspokes.etsy.com

Posters available on Etsy!

All the beautiful Screens 'N' Spokes posters will be available at our online Etsy shop, easily found at:
http://screensnspokes.etsy.com

Or, you can click on the thumbnails to the right on the mini-Etsy bar. All the posters will be updated throughout the week. Great offerings are currently available from Leia Bell, Nate Duval, and strawberryluna.

Stop by the shop and buy a poster for your wall, better yet, buy two for you and one for a friend! All proceeds to benefit the National MS Society.

Due to the team's training schedule for the MS150 City to Shore, please allow 4-6 weeks for poster delivery (but we'll try to get it there sooner).

Thanks for your support, and please tell your friends about us !

Jay Ryan Print Reminder

A reminder for all those who couldn't come out to our opening nights.

Jay Ryan prints will be available first come first served, starting at 12:00 PM Eastern Standard Time, today. To try and purchase a print, send an email with Jay Ryan Print in the subject, to screensnspokes at gmail dot com.

We have about 20 remaining prints and will contact you within 24 hours. Prints are $100+shipping.

Updates from our opening nights, coming soon

Mugshots Opening Night Tonight!

Our opening night at Mugshots CoffeeHouse is tonight! 6:30-close. 21st and Fairmount Ave.

We'll have snacks, wine and beer, an ongoing printing demo and, of course, tons of awesome posters.

If your in the area come stop by, and stay awhile. Say hi. Buy a poster, or three, its all going to a good cause.

We were also written up in this week's Philadelphia City Paper:
http://www.citypaper.net/articles/2007/09/06/on-the-dl

Screens 'N' Spokes: Rob Weychert

Now that everything is officially on the walls, its high time I put Rob Weychert's print on the blog. This one's for all those screen printers out there. Rob also has a great write-up on his website about the show, you can check it out here.

Screens 'N' Spokes now at MilkBoy, Bryn Mawr

After two exhausting days, the 2007 Screens 'N' Spokes show is now completely up. We spent all afternoon hanging posters at MilkBoy in Bryn Mawr today. Things are looking good, and its rather interesting (to us at least) how both shows came out arranged so differently.

Enjoy some photos:

Screens 'N' Spokes up at Mugshots!

At long last Screens 'N' Spokes is now up at Mugshots CoffeeHouse, 21st and Fairmount Ave. Posters are not available until the opening night, Thursday, September 6th, but anyone in the area should feel free to stop by to check it out.

I'm so pleased with how the show has come out. Everything looks fantastic, there are so many eclectic styles, colors themes, I think there is something for everyone. Check out some photos of the show being hung last night:

Screens 'N' Spokes: Patrick Theaker

Printer, Cartoonist and Bike Modifier, Patrick Theaker brings his Screens 'N' Spokes poster in a couple color ways:

Screens 'N' Spokes: Sutter

Inkfinger's Matt Sutter:

Screens 'N' Spokes: Burlesque

BRLSQ's Bjorn Christianson and Peter Bekke bring us their Screens 'N' Spokes print pre-framed: