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Free Ground Shipping for Domestic Orders over $75. We love free shipping, and we're sure you do too. That's why we're doing our first-ever free shipping weekend. Spend at least $75 and we'll cover standard domestic ground shipping. It's that easy. (Oh, and we hereby declare that the weekend starts as soon as you get this email, and ends late, late Sunday night, December 2nd.) We've also got a bunch of new products just in time for the holidays. And last night we stayed up real late and redesigned buyolympia.com -- check it out, we've cleaned up a lot of the interface and the homepage and hopefully made it easier and more fun to find works from your new favorite artists, including... 
We're really excited to introduce you to the work of Emily St. Clair. Her Dream of Stars series of apparel is a sea of multi-color madness. Modern designs that herald back to the art of the 60s and 70s. Printed on wicked-soft cotton wonderfulness. There's new work by Kiku and a few new cards by artist Carson Ellis: 
One works in glass and the other with pen and ink, but both produce artful, practical works. Carson's cards are published by our friends Tenth & Grant. 
We've been fans of Adrian's work for a long time, but it wasn't until his latest book Shortcomings that we realized we had to carry his work. It's really good, and it's a graphic novel for folks who might not think of otherwise touching a comic book. From Brooklyn, NY to Portland, OR -- Good design is everywhere. 
Plazm normally spend their days creating a beautifully thick, modern design magazine but they took a break from that and whipped up a couple of limited-edition t-shirts for us. Sesame Letterpress are on a non-stop march to cover your coffee tables with amazingly fine printed coasters. And we've got two new additions this month; Skull and Crossbones and a little fellow I lovingly refer to as "Babe". 
This Is Not A Magazine About Sugar Well, not in the traditional sense, anyway. Hi Fructose is back with their sixth issue, and they've managed to collect some of the coolest artists you've seen in a while. It is the critically acclaimed, under the counter culture art magazine, and you should check it out. We carry so many calendars, we're starting to think 2008 is already here. 
We just added two new dramatically different calendars. First is Needles and Pen's Andrew Scott's photo year-at-a-glance calendar. The other is the Red Prarie Press' Rachel Bone's month-by-month, cleverly illustrated masterpiece. We also have a new day planner by Little Otsu and Jill Bliss and Salee Oh's Hidden Habitats. 
Abigail Adams has come out with their latest Peahoodie, this one in red. They only did a few, and we have them as an exclusive. The Peahoodie is the best of a pea-coat and a regular hoodie combined. Stay warm and keep the snowflakes off your noggin. Walls look bare? Prints that run the gamut... 
Visually, they sit at opposite ends of the table. I'm Smitten creates an almost fairy-tale land with her illustrations, while Sam Trout owns bright colors and sharp lines. We're excited both of them are at the table with us, so now, let's eat. 
Pulling and Shipping At The Speed of Blurry That's Bennet. He joined us last winter as the third buyolympia employee ever, and he's gotten so good we were trying to come up with clever slogans to describe him. So far "blurry" is what has stuck. He's in charge of shipping orders. Thanks for reading our newsletter. We appreciate your continued support. So, now, go and swing by the store and check it all out. Thanks, We value your privacy, and you've gotten this email because you've either asked to, or ordered from us before and clicked the "add me to your list" checkbox. If you don't want to get this anymore, you can |