Prints of my 8" x 8" mandalas—drawn with colored pencil/pen—are for sale. Printed on Moab Bright paper, they're signed/dated on the back. Ten prints (see below) are available. See all my mandalas here.
*Orders come with a hand-edited page of Leave Society or something else I've edited with a pen.
After clicking "Buy Now," type the print(s) you want in the "Description" bar.
Questions and answers
Q: How much is shipping?
$6 for domestic orders (USPS priority or first-class), $15 for international orders (first-class).
Q: Are these the same size as the originals?
Yes. To get an idea of the size, watch this video (link forthcoming).
Q: What’s your process?
I discuss my process in interviews here and here.
Q: Have these been shown in person?
14 prints were shown in 2022 at Ka-Vá Bar in Brooklyn. See photos here.
Q: Where can I email other questions?
binky.tabby [at] gmail [dot] com.
Q: Can I buy these in bulk at a discount to sell in my store?
Yes, email me.
cats/aliens mandala (2021)
This mandala features cats and aliens with neutral, calm, satisfied, pleased, content, delighted, and happy facial expressions.
torsion mandala (2021)
Nikolai Kozyrev (1908-1983) studied torsion, an effect that mainstream physics seems to know little to nothing about. Read about it here.
mandala 13 (2014)
This mandala is one of my favorites that I've drawn. I drew it relatively fast. There is a large, inconspicuous babyhead in it.
numbers mandala (2015)
This mandala was partially inspired by DNA and the I Ching. DNA has 64 codons and the I Ching has 64 hexagrams.
mandala 25 (2015)
This mandala—in part and blue tinted—is on the cover of Trip: Psychedelics, Alienation, and Change.
water mandala (2020)
This mandala was inspired by water.
Dudu mandala (2016)
This mandala was inspired by Dudu, my parents' toy poodle. Dudu was born on November 22, 2007. She lives in Taipei.
cannabis mandala (2015)
This mandala combines cannabis and hamsters.
mandala 12 (2014)
This mandala was on the cover of an issue of Vice in 2014.
mandala 8 (2014)
This mandala reminds me of the shapes of tomatoes a little.