My Work - at Google!

I am so proud to announce that my work is now on display at Google offices in Birmingham, Michigan. See some pics below. I am also very excited to reveal that they have just ordered four more very interesting and challenging pieces to be custom-made for their offices in Ann Arbor! Happy that my work will get this type of exposure at such a cool company. Enjoy and stay tuned for more pics and info.

Celebrate February with this Presidential Print!

Two of our greatest presidents celebrate a birthday this month! Buy a large or XL USA license plate map or an XL license plate flag in February - and get this 20" x 16" framed print free.



If you've been waiting for just the right time to buy a handmade original license plate map or flag, this is it!

More details here.

Biggest License Plate Map... Ever?

I've been making maps for a long time now out of license plates. Up until recently, the biggest size I'd conquered was 5 feet wide. I'd seen a couple photos out there of 1 or 2 maps that exist that measured twice or three times that. But, I never figured I'd be involved in making one myself!

So, a previous client called and asked, "Just how big of a map COULD you make?"

And so, this project began. Months later, I am ready to ship out a map made of license plates that is 10 feet wide by 6 feet high, and weighs well over 100 pounds. It heads onto a freight truck this week for a trip out west to California, where it will adorn the walls of an aviation company's lobby.

This project was a massive challenge: from the scale of the states, to the concept and creation of a board big enough and strong enough to hold itself up. Check some of the in-progress photos I snapped below. Hope you enjoy!

What's New? More License Plate Art and Maps!

It's been awhile since I posted on the blog, so I'd like to show you some pieces I've been working on lately. As always, head over to the main site to see all the options for prints and originals.

USA License Plate Map Project on Metallic

I am finishing up a project right now for a muscle car museum in Florida. The future owner wanted several specific things: a silhouette cut (done that before), a metallic finish on the edge (that was a new one!) and license plates from a very specific era: circa 1966 through 1973.

I love when my customers are as picky / engaged as I am! My favorite plates from this piece are the maroon 1967 Wisconsin; the red Florida plate (my first time using that one as far as I can remember); the silver 1966 Montana plate; and the black Texas plates from the 60s.

Below is an image of the map before I cut around the edges. Enjoy!