Annie Galvin, AKA Wexford Girl, paints dreamy girls, Mexican wrestlers, golden bears, flowers and vines, swearing French women, spies in fur hats on Russian book pages, and signs and scenes of San Francisco.

Annie has become known for these thoughtful little guys. She paints so many - on vintage paper, canvas and in shadow boxes - that they deserve their own category. Enjoy!

Monoprints are one-of-a-kind prints made on etching press. Eric likes to use found objects like plants, and also likes to paint with a Chinese brush using relief inks.

Iconic and Affordable. Limited edition prints are available until they sell out.

Browse the complete series of Robot prints featuring drawings of toy robots against the backdrop of the Dogpatch district in San Francisco. You will also find the prints of his popular Bird paintings here, too.

If you need a great gift, or want something ready to hang, these selected digital prints are already matted and framed for you. They are priced to be affordable for everyone.

We took eight of Annie's Bears and six of Eric's Robots and had them offset printed on a big new press. They are sold as sets, and the quality is superb.