Sci-Fi Prints and Alternate History Artwork

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James Young Artwork

As I’ve mentioned elsewhere in this blog, I usually obtain the rights to sell cover art at conventions. I’ve since expanded to being able to sell those same hard copy prints via my square site. You can still get Anita C. Young’s art at her Etsy page, but as her portfolio diversifies and grows we’re splitting operations. Some of the available prints (just click on the photos):

An Alternate Pearl Harbor

The Battle of Hawaii

Destruction of Japanese Battleship Kongo

Death of Kongo

As you can see from the left side of the photograph above, the better half also has a considerable amount of artwork, mugs, and magnets you can buy.  If you want to get it shipped directly from her website,you can click here.  If you’d prefer to get both of our art pieces at once, the Etsy Store allows for joint orders.  Some examples of Anita’s products are below:

Clothing

That’s right party people, if you want to have a picture of the U.S.S. Arizona getting the hammer from the Kido Butai or a glowering Spartan at your next wargames meeting, click on the link above and go to Redbubble.  If there’s something you see here but not there, let me know–we can make magic and a transfer happen.  Similarly, if you need something custom made, arrangements can be made via Cafepress and Paypal payment–but understand there’s going to be a little bit of lag.

Books

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