Introducing The Bandwagon Archive

For a long time, The Bandwagon Society has been a space where I've explored a little bit of everything—stickers, prints, apparel, and ideas I've been figuring out in real time.

And I’ve loved that process.

But over time, something has become really clear to me:

My favorite part of what I create has always been my hand-painted work.

The pieces where I slow down. Where nothing is mass-produced. Where every jacket, binder, or pair of shorts becomes its own one-of-a-kind story.

That’s the work that feels the most like me.

So, I’m leaning into it more intentionally.

The Bandwagon Archive

Moving forward, my hand-painted pieces will live under something I’m calling:

The Bandwagon Archive

This is my way of organizing and honoring each piece as part of an ongoing collection of wearable and collectible art.

Every one of these items will now be listed like this:

Bandwagon Archive Piece #0___ — [Item Type] “Edition Name”

For example:

• Bandwagon Archive Piece #006 — Hand-Painted Jacket “Fellowship Edition”

Why I’m doing this

I wanted a way for my work to feel more like what it actually is to me:

Not just products—but artifacts from a creative process.

Each piece is still fully handmade, still one-of-one, still rooted in the same chaotic, nostalgic, fandom-inspired style I’ve always loved.

This just gives them a home that feels more intentional.

A little more like a gallery. A little more like a collection.

What this means for you

You’ll still see:

• hand-painted jackets

• hand-painted shorts

• TCG Binders

• experimental drops

But now they’ll be released as part of a growing archive, where each piece has its own number and name—like entries in an ongoing collection.

Some pieces will be available at markets.

Some will show up online after events.

Some may never be repeated again.

That’s part of what makes them special.

Why the names matter

Each “Edition Name” is my way of capturing the feeling behind a piece.

Like a moment, a theme, a fandom inspiration, or just a vibe I couldn’t name any other way.

It’s still fun, still playful—but now it has structure behind it.

Thank you for being here

If you’ve supported my work, shared it, or just followed along quietly—thank you.

I’m really excited for this next step, not because I’m changing direction, but because I finally feel like I’m giving this work the structure it deserves.

The Bandwagon Society is becoming more focused—but also more me.

And I’m excited to show you what’s next.